Typhoon

Simulator interface – For Typhoon hardware 5V 5V 1 20 TP Din[0..15] GENERAL DESCRIPTION 5V 5V 5V 1 20 This interface interconxn16ects thDeC Bo1o2VmB1176 ox c35ontroller to an Typhoon HIL simTPulator. DC This way, any control impDleinm[0e.n.1ta5t]ion can be first tested – without any risk – on a si5mV ulated converter ; before it is later cab2l0es cte1asntebdeAooinnusttr[ea0na..xlt1l1h5y6a]srwdwapapDreCeD.dCIn1f2rtoVhmis1176 sec3o5 nd step, the interface all to the real converter. TP 4 BoomBox 5 20 1 Aout[0..15] 35 16 Analog x16 Digital x16 x16 TP 4 interf5ace 35 16 Analog x1 x16 Digital x1 Typhoon hardware ANALOG OUTPUTS –– 16 channels, RJ45 connectors –– To be wired to analog inputs of the BoomBox –– -10 to 10 V voltage range –– DIN 41612, Type R, 96 Positions connector 1 Aout[0..15] 65-96 4 5 1 16 Aout[0..15] x16 65-96 4 5 DIGITAL INP16UTS –– 16 independent channels x16 –– Optical5fViber wir5inVg to digital outputs of th1 e BoomB5Vox –– Max. prop. delay difference between 2 channels:928-906  n  s –– 5V supplied directly by theDTiynp[0h..o1o5n] HIL Simulator 70-91 5V 5V x16 1 5V 16 92-96 Din[0..15] 70-91 16 x16 CONTACT Imperix Ltd. Rue de la Dixence 10, 1950 Sion, Switzerland www.imperix.ch, [email protected] ABOUT US Imperix develops high-end control equipment and prototyping hardware for power electronics, drives, smart grids and related topics. Its products are designed to accelerate the implementation of labo...