DS2621 Signal Generation Board 

HighFlex board for simulating ECU input signals  

The DS2621 Signal Generation Board stimulates ECU inputs. It mimics sensors or switches such as door contact switches, Hall sensors, and sensors for wheel speed and oil temperature. Each of the DS2621's 10 channels can be software-configured as a voltage source, a current sink, a digital output simulation or a resistance simulation.

Technical Details

Parameter Specification
General
  • 10 galvanically isolated channels
  • Up to 10 channels can be connected in sequence or in parallel to increase the current range to max. ±320 mA and the voltage range to max. ±60 V
  • Status LED for overall board status
Signal generation (Flexible Out 1)
  • Voltage source
    • Output voltage ±20 V
    • Output current ±40 mA
    • DAC resolution 16 bit
    • Signal frequency 0 … 140 kHz (sine)
  • Current sink
    • Voltage range ±60 V
    • Current range ±40 mA
    • DAC resolution 15 bit
    • Signal frequency 0 ... 140 kHz (sine)
  • Resistance simulation
    • Resistance range 17.5 Ω ... 1 MΩ
    • Voltage range ±20 V
    • Current range ±40 mA
  • Digital output
    • Voltage range ±60 V
    • Current range ±40 mA
    • Signal frequency 0 ... 1 MHz
Fault simulation
  • Onboard failure routing unit (FRU)
  • Signal forwarding to central FIU
  • Relay-based
  • Available for each channel
Electronic fuses
  • 100 mA RMS ECU (effective value)
  • On ECU side tripping at I = 100 mA
  • On sensor side with configurable trip range I = 5 ... 40 mA
Internal communication interface
  • IOCNET
Physical size
  • 410 x 100 x 15 mm (16.1 x 3.9 x 0.6 in)
  • Requires 1 slot
Voltage supply
  • 24 V
Typical power consumption
  • 31.2 W

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