I/O modules
Your selected I/O-modules are eventually making it possible to connect to and communicate with the outside world. Therefore, the selection of the proper I/O-modules is of utmost importance.
It is one of Speedgoats key competences to help you select the
best set of I/O modules for your specific requirements. Speedgoat ensures that your I/O modules match your application and that all required I/O types are covered by the smallest number of I/O modules, which reduces cost and saves I/O expansion space.
All I/O modules from Speedgoat come in the form of highest quality PMC boards. PMC is a mezzanine standard leveraging the PCI-bus. It is small enough to physically fit into any of our machines via either a passive or an active carrier card. Being able to use and reuse the same I/O-modules for various real-time systems, application areas, and projects increases your return of investment and significantly flattens the learning curve when you embark on a new project with a different machine. All I/O modules come with an extensive set of drivers and test models for Simulink and xPC Target.
Speedgoat offers numerous I/O modules covering an ever growing range of I/O connectivity:
Analog I/O (high-resolution, high-speed, simultaneous sampling)
Parallel Digital I/O (TTL, 12V, 24V, high-drive, opto-coupled)
Motion Control (Incremental and absolute decoding, PWM,
)
Digital pulse train measurement and capture
Incremental encoding
Asynchronous Serial (RS232, RS422, RS485, up to 5Mb/s)
Synchronous Serial (SDLC, HDLC,
)
Industrial Fieldbus (CAN, Lin,
)
Shared Memory (Reflective Memory for MP-systems)
Reconfigurable FPGA-based I/O
We are continuously complementing our portfolio - please contact us in case our current portfolio doesn't list the I/O-types you need.
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Darren Hartman,
HUSCO International
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