Expansion Board Current Loop Interface

The Expansion Board Current Loop Interface extends the functions of the µLC Test System without intervening the software and without activating additional mechanisms. The numbered outputs are available for this purpose. Using the five provided channels it is possible to simulate up to five independent sensors. With integrated Lua scripting and the provided API it is possible to create automated tests.

Product Highlights

Features

All common wheel speed sensors can be simulated
Simulation of gear speeds possible
Speed calculation based on wheel circumference
Current limits freely adjustable from 0 mA to 40 mA

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Product Details

Technical Specification

TS
TS Engine speed	-3,000 to 12,000 rpm
TS Local pattern / teeth	48 to 60
TS Signal duration forwards	35 to 55 µs
TS Signal duration backwards	80 to 100 µs
TS Gaps	0 to 10
TS Prefixed bit	35 to 45	(de)activatable
TS Duty Cycle	737,000 µs
TS Stand still signal duration	1,340 to 1,540 µs
TS Stand still signal	150,000 µs	(de)activatable
TS AK
TS Engine speed	-3,125 to 3,125 rpm
TS Local pattern / teeth	48 to 60
TS Parity	Even / odd parity
TS LR-Bit		(de)activatable
TS LM0-Bit		(de)activatable
TS LM1-Bit		(de)activatable
TS LM2-Bit		(de)activatable
TS Stand still signal	150,000 µs
TS PWM-i
TS Engine speed	-2,500 to 2,500 rpm
TS Local pattern / teeth	48 to 60
TS Duration LR	35 to 55 µs	(de)activatable
TS Duration DR_L	80 to 100 µs
TS Duration DR_R	170 to 190 µs
TS Duration DR_L_EL	350 to 370 µs	(de)activatable
TS Duration DR_R_EL	710 to 730 µs	(de)activatable
TS Stand still signal duration	1,430 to 1,450 µs
TS Stand still signal period	737,000 µs
TS PWM-s
TS Engine speed	-5,000 to 5,000 rpm
TS Local pattern / teeth	48 to 60

Further Information

Ordering Information

Expansion Board Current Loop Interface
Order number: F02U.V02.889-01

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