CAN Micro Modules
Industrial I/O Modules
These Industrial I/O modules use the PCAN MicroMod
board described below to
provide a ready made data acquisition system. They are available
with a number of the most useful signal conditioning alternatives
plus termination in an industrial case. At 51 x 60 x 20mm, they are suitable for a wide
variety of applications.
Each unit is supplied with a MicroMod board installed on
a signal conditioning motherboard in an all-metal casing. The
electrical connections provide snap-in termination; with a
screw connection as an option.
Status LEDs show power supply and
a single digital output
Speed is settable up to CAN High Speed typically 500k Bits/s and
up to 32 Modules may be put on a CAN network.
Standard supply is push in connectors, screw are available
as an option.
A Peak Interface is required to load the configuration from a PC
into the MicroModules Flash memory but only when the configuration
is changed.
CAN Open compatible firmware is also available at no extra charge for all Industrial
modules.
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Analogue 1
8 Analogue inputs :-
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Pull down circuit
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Unipolar measuring range, 0 to 5V
(10Bit)
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Optional measuring range extension
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Protection against under- and
over-voltages
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Optional use as digital inputs
4 Analogue outputs :-
Operating voltage 8 to 30V ± 5%
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Analogue 2
8 Analogue inputs :-
4 Analogue outputs :-
Operating voltage 8 to 30V ± 5%
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Digital 1 & 2
8 Digital inputs :-
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Pull up or Pull down circuits
selectable in 3 groups
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Voltage swing 5 to 18V
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Inverting Schmitt trigger
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Low pass
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Optional use of 4 as frequency
input for counts or fast status changes
5 Digital outputs :-
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Digital 1 4
Low-side switches max 45V, 0.5A
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or
Digital 2 4 High-side switches max 34V, 1.1A
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1 fast low side frequency output
switch max 55V, 0.75A
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Short-circuit protection
Operating voltage 8 to 30V ± 5%
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Mixed 1
6 Digital inputs :-
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Pull up or Pull down circuits
selectable in 3 groups
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Voltage swing 5 to 18V
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Inverting Schmitt trigger
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Low pass
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Optional use of 4 as frequency
input for counts or fast status changes
2 Analogue inputs :-
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Pull down circuit
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Unipolar measuring range, 0 to 5V
(10Bit)
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Optional measuring range extension
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Protection against under- and
over-voltages
2 Temperature inputs connect to NTC thermistors range 0-70
C
2 Digital outputs :-
Operating voltage 8 to 30V ± 5%
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Mixed 2 inputs
2 Digital inputs :-
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Pull up or Pull down circuits
(both the same)
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Voltage swing 5 to 18V
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Inverting Schmitt trigger
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Low pass
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Optional use of a frequency
input for 4 counts or fast status changes
3 Analogue inputs :-
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Pull down circuit
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Unipolar measuring range, 0 to 5V
(10Bit)
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Optional measuring range extension
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Low pass
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Protection against under- and
over-voltages
2 Temperature inputs connect to one NTC thermistor and
platinum sensor PT1000 ranges 0-70 C
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Mixed 2 outputs
1 Digital output :-
2 Analogue outputs :-
Operating voltage 12 to 24V ± 5%
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Mixed 3
This gives access to all the I/O of
the MicroMod board but mounted in a plastic case with Tyco
Automotive connectors
8 analogue inputs
0-4.1 V extendable, 10 bits resolution protected against dips &
surges with Low pass behaviour
8 digital inputs
Schmitt trigger behaviour (Vh = 4 V, Vl = 2.5 V), Voltage
level difference 5 - 18 V,
Pull-up or pull-down switching can be set for each channel,
Low pass behaviour
4 frequency inputs
Scanned frequency range 0 – 10 kHz
8 digital outputs
High-side drivers, 350 mA continuous current, 500 mA short-circuit
current.
4 outputs switchable as low-side drivers 700 mA continuous current,
1 A short-circuit current'
Short-circuit protection
4 PWM/frequency outputs
Low-side drivers, 350 mA continuous current, 1 A short-circuit
current
2 outputs switchable to high-side drivers, 1.5 A continuous
current, 5 A short-circuit current
Short-circuit protection
Operating voltage 12 to 24V ± 5%
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A flexible, small format, Analog and Digital I/O board with a CAN-Bus interface
that is configurable via CAN without requiring any embedded programming
skills. The Industrial packaged modules above include a case,
baseboard with signal conditioning and a MicroMod
The PCAN-MicroMod board can be plugged into an application to provide
control and monitoring services via the CAN-Bus. It provides the following
- 8 analog inputs, 10-bits resolution, Vref 5 V
- 8 digital inputs
- 8 digital outputs
- 4 PWM / frequency outputs, with a range 1 Hz-20 kHz
- Dimensions 32 mm x 36 mm
- Only requires 5V regulated supply
- Configurable via Windows PC software
- Controller is Fujitsu MB90-F497 which can be user programmed if
required.
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The integrated firmware provides simple configuration of the target
system via a Windows utility program, the configuration data being sent to
the module via CAN. No embedded programming skills are required to set up a
system. Up to 32 PCAN-MicroMod boards can be
put onto a single CAN
network.
The Windows software provides the user with the following
board configuration options :
- The Digital Input values can be transmitted over the CAN-bus by the
board;
on demand, periodically or
following a signal level transition (rising edge, falling edge or
both transitions).
- Digital Inputs can be logically connected
(AND, OR, XOR, NAND, NOR, XNOR, time delayed) with the results being sent to
the desired Digital Output and/or transmitted over the CAN bus.
- Digital Outputs bits may be set via the CAN-bus.
- Analog Values can be scaled, have an offset added or be set via a characteristic
curve and the result transmitted via the CAN-bus.
- Analog Values can have a hysteresis control applied to their
output.
- Up to four pairs of Digital Inputs can be treated as standard
automotive rotary-encoders with absolute or differential position
being reported over the CAN-bus.
- Requires a PEAK CAN interface to allow configuration
If required the firmware integrated on the board can be
replaced with user designed software, a suitable C Compiler is
available at no cost from the micro-controller manufacturer.
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An optional
evaluation board simplifies development of user designed
carrier boards and also makes the MicroMod an ideal CAN evaluation
tool.
- < note does not include the MicroMod CPU board >
- Protected digital inputs with LEDs
- Open-Collector output drivers for the digital outputs and CMOS PWM
outputs.
- Potentiometers for the analog inputs (Can be switched off via
jumpers), low pass + resistive voltage divider for voltages > 5
V
- Serial interface for Flash download or for user implementation
- Optional low-speed CAN transceiver
- Dimensions: approx. 100*100 mm˛
PCAN-MicroMod Development Kit
A low cost starter Kit consisting of Parallel port interface, Evaluation
Unit, MicroMod board, terminated cable and power supply (UK only) is
available. It makes an excellent way to get started with CAN.
For more Information on :-
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interfaces |
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Free PEAK CAN Software |
The PCAN-Basic DLL, a
range of OS drivers and PCAN-View bus diagnostic package are all
supplied free with all Peak interfaces. |
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PCAN-Explorer |
A sophisticated CAN bus
logging and diagnostic package for use with complex applications including GUI and J1939 support. |
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simple logging to advanced GPRS mobile applications. |
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Modules |
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configurable digital and analogue I/O. |
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API for time critical multi-tasked operation, |
| Cables |
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| CAN
Tutorial |
Our technical summary
for those new to CAN |
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