The Motor Controller 10 A CAN is a microcontrollerbased module for automotive and other applications. User configuration and programming facilitate implementation of a wide range of applications and the very compact form factor supports versatile use.
Name | Value |
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Weight | 60.2 g |
Dimensions | 30 × 30 × 40 mm |
Housing material | Plastic |
Connector type | FASTON 6.3 mm, FASTON 2.8 mm |
In-/Outputs (total) | 4 |
Operating voltage | 9-30 V |
Protection class | IP53 |
Type-approval number | 05 7515 |
Type-approval | E1 - ECE R10 |
Protocols | CAN Interface 2.0 A/B ISO 11898-2, SAE J1939 |
Name | Value |
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Number of pins | 9 |
In-/Outputs (total) | 4 |
Inputs (total) | 3 |
Inputs (digital) | 3 |
Inputs (analog) | 3 |
Outputs (total) | 1 |
Outputs (PWM capable) | 1 |
Processor family | Freescale HCS08 |
Processor | 8 bit |
CAN interfaces | 1 |
Temperature range | -40 to 85 °C |
Protection class | IP53 |
Operating voltage | 9-30 V |
Current consumption ( ≤ ) | 25 mA |
Quiescent current (24V) | 1280 µA |
Quiescent current (12V) | 700 µA |
Programming system | MRS Developers Studio |
Name | Model | Order no. | ||
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Motorcontroller 10 A CAN | With potentiometer | 1.117.300.00E | ||
Motorcontroller 10 A CAN | CANopen (CiA401) | 1.117P.300.00E |
Required accessories | Article number | |
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Softwaretool MRS Developers Studio Bundle | 1.100.100.09 | |
PCAN-USB Interface | 105358 | |
Cable set to programm Micro PLC CAN / PROP CAN / Micro Gateway | 109446 | |
Cable FLRY 2 x 0.50 mm² white/green SL20 | 113085 | |
Socket ST FL 9-pin 5 x 6.3 / 4 x 2.8 | 1.017.002.00 | |
FASTON terminal for latching 2.8 mm 0.5 – 1.0 mm² | 105292 | |
FASTON terminal for latching 6.3 mm 1 mm² | 102355 | |
FASTON terminal for latching 6.3 mm 1.5 – 2.5 mm² | 103064 |
For the motor controller 10 A CAN, the block "PWM_OUTPUT_FULLBRIDGE_10 A" must be used.
A reversal of the direction of rotation can not be realized abruptly, because in the startup in the C-code a time of 500 ms passes through for the calculation of the offset.
The input "Motor PWM Duty cycle" should have a delay on from
600 ms upstream if a reversal of direction is to take place.
Theoretically already but it is operated outside of our specification -> no guarantee for consequential damage. The control must then be done via C code, since
in the graphic plane the device is not able to drive both half-bridges at the same time. The maximum output power is then about 15 A.
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