
The Expansion Board E-Mobility extends the functions of the µLC Test System with typical sensor signals from the e-mobility sector. This includes resolver signals, strand current signals, incremental encoder signals, and a 30 V-DAC.
All inputs and outputs are short-circuit protected against ground and supply voltage.
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Features
- Expansion by sensor signal simulation of resolver signals, strand current signals, incremental encoder signals, and DAC
- High signal precision
- 16-bit resolution
- Galvanic isolation & protective circuits
Technical Specifications
Resolver Signals
Properties | Specifications |
|---|---|
Output signals | Sine, inverted sine; |
Excitation signal
| Switchable between internally generated signal or externally supplied signal; |
Amplitudes | Voltage: 1 to 2,5 V; |
Phases | Phase shift between envelopes adjustable between 0° and 359°; |
Offset | Voltage: 0 to 10 V, signal can be shifted in 100 mV steps; |
Rotational speeds | Speed range: 60 to 15,000 rpm simulatable; |
Strand Current Signals
Properties | Specifications |
|---|---|
Amplitudes | Amplitudes of signals: adjustable 0.1 to 2.5 V; |
Phases | Phase shift to speed signals adjustable between 0° and 359°; |
Offset | Voltage: strand current signal shiftable between 0 and 2.5 V in 25 mV steps; |
Rotational speeds | Speed range: 60 to 15,000 rpm simulatable; |
Incremental Encoder Signals
Properties | Specifications |
|---|---|
Amplitudes | Amplitudes of signals: adjustable 2.5 to 12 V; |
Phases | Phase shift between signals adjustable between 0° and 359°; |
Offset | Signals between 0 and 2.5 V shiftable in 100 mV steps; |
Rotational speeds | Frequency range: 1 Hz to 10 kHz; |
Pulse Width | Pulse width: 50 %; |
DAC
Properties | Specifications |
|---|---|
Voltage | Voltage range: 0 to 30 V; |
Current | Output current without voltage drop; Voltage remains constant at 2.5 mA |
Ordering Information
Expansion Board E-Mobility
Order number: F02U.V03.531-01
Legal Restrictions
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