DS2202 HIL I/O Board

DS2202 HIL I/O Board¹⁾

I/O hardware with signal conditioning

Ideally suited to body electronics, transmission, and component tests
Lower-cost alternative to DS2211 HIL I/O Board, without signal processor and angular processing unit
High number of analog and digital channels

Key Benefits

The DS2202 HIL I/O Board has been designed for hardware-in-the-loop simulation in automotive applications, and is tailored to the simulation and measurement of automotive signals. The board contains signal conditioning for typical signal levels of 12 V, 24 V, and 48 V automotive systems and supports 2‑voltage systems. Typical use cases are body electronics, transmission, and component tests performed by automotive suppliers, or as an additional HIL I/O board in large powertrain and vehicle dynamics HIL applications.

Building a HIL Simulator

Together with a processor board (DS1006 or DS1007), the DS2202 HIL I/O Board constitutes the hardware core of dSPACE Simulator. While the DS2202 measures and generates the signals required, the processor board performs the calculation of the real-time model. Communication between the processor board and the I/O board runs via the peripheral high-speed bus (PHS++ bus). The DS2202 can be used in dSPACE Simulator Mid-Size and Full-Size.

Parameter			Specification
A/D channels	Channels		16 differential A/D channels (multiplexed)
	Resolution		14 bit
	Conversion time¹⁾		1.1 µs per channel
	Input voltage range		0 … 60 V, differential inputs
	Offset error		±10 mV
	Gain error		±0.5 %
	Input impedance		>1 MΩ
D/A channels	Channels		20 D/A channels with individual ground sense line
	Output voltage range		0 … 10 V (with internal reference, or ratiometric with 5 … 10 V external reference) Sense lines allow differential outputs with DACx2) output swing -10 V ... +12 V from system ground
	Resolution		12 bit
	Settling time		20 µs (full scale to 1 LSB)
	Output current		±5 mA
	Offset error		±5 mV
	Gain error		±0.5 % (with internal reference)
Digital inputs	Channels		Max. 24 PWM measurement inputs (shared with digital inputs), up to 50 ns resolution, 0.01 Hz … 100 kHz Max. 38 digital inputs (24 inputs shared with PWM inputs) PWM measurement input channels can also be used for frequency measurement
	Input voltage		0 … +60 V
	Threshold voltage level		1 V … 23.8 V
	Input impedance		390 kΩ
	Channels		16 digital outputs 9 PWM outputs, resolution 16 bit, 0.01 Hz … 100 kHz, push/pull outputs PWM outputs can also be used for square wave signal generation
	External supply voltage		+5 V … +60 V Supplied from two independent rails (VBAT1 and VBAT2) 2-voltage support for digital outputs, selectable pin-wise
	Output current range		Max. ±50 mA
	Vout high, min.		(VBATx – 1.2 V) at +50 mA
	Vout low, max.		0.4 V at -50 mA
Interfaces	Serial interface	Configuration	TL16C550C single UART (universal asynchronous receiver and transmitter) RS232, RS422 compatibility
	Serial interface	Baud rate	Up to 115.2 kBd (RS232) Up to 1 MBd (RS422)
	CAN bus interface	Configuration	2 CAN channels based on ST10F269 microcontroller ISO DIN 11898-2 CAN High-Speed standard
	CAN bus interface	Baud rate	Max. 1 MBd
Physical connections			I/O connection via 2 x 100 pin high-density connectors and a 50-pin female Sub-D connector
Host interface			One 8- or 16-bit ISA slot (power supply only)
Physical characteristics	Physical size		340 x 125 x 61 mm (13.4 x 4.9 x 2.4 in) n
	Ambient temperature		0 … 55 ºC (32 … 131 ºF)
	Power supply	From host PC/expansion box	+5 V ±5%; 1 A (without load on power supply outputs on output connector) +12 V ±5%; 0.15 A (typ.), 0.3 A max. (with load on all analog outputs) -12 V ±5%; 0.15 A (typ.), 0.3 A max. (with load on all analog outputs)
		VBAT	Two VBAT rails (5 V … 60 V DC) Each rail (VBATx): 0.05 A + load current on digital outputs VBATx has to be supplied from an external source

¹⁾ Speed and timing specifications describe the capabilities of the hardware components and circuits of dSPACE products. Depending on the software complexity, the attainable overall performance can deviate significantly from the hardware specification.
²⁾ Output swing referenced to ground, when DACx is connected to another potential than GND.

¹⁾The end of life of the dSPACE PHS (peripheral high-speed) hardware for modular systems is planned for December 31, 2024. You can still buy the related products up to and including December 31, 2021. New Releases of dSPACE software will still support the dSPACE PHS hardware for modular systems until at least the end of 2023. After the end of life, no services of any kind will be available for these products. We advise against using the PHS hardware products in new projects. For new projects we recommend that you use SCALEXIO, the latest dSPACE technology for modular real-time systems.

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PHS Hardware for Modular Systems End-of-life announcement End-of-life announcement PHS Hardware for Modular Systems . The end-of-life date is December 31,2024.

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