UEIPAC Highlights
- Powerful, flexible, compact and rugged
- Flexible: Over 25 I/O boards available
- Compact
- 4” x 4.1” x 4” provides 3 I/O slots (UEIPAC 300)
- 4” x 4.1” x 5.8” provides 6 I/O slots (UEIPAC 600)
- Up to 150 analog or 288 digital I/O per PAC
- Standard Linux OS (2.6.x Kernel)
- Program in C in either Linux or Windows environments
- Open source, no royalties
- Rugged: tested -40 to +85°C, 5g Vibration, 50g shock
- deal for HIL (Hardware-in-the-loop) applications
- Ideal for single and multiple loop controllers
- Sample up to 576 ks/s
- Run 8 PID loops >20 kHz
- AC, DC or battery powered
General Description
The UEIPAC™ programmable automation controllers offer an unprecedented combination of flexibility,
high performance, low cost and small size. The UEIPAC unit
is an ideal solution in a wide variety of measurement and
control applications including: Temperature control, Remote
vehicle control (UAV and ULV), Hardware in-the-loop (HIL)
and more. The UEIPAC is also an ideal solution for a host of
embedded data acquisition (DAQ) applications as it allows systems to be developed
without the cost, or the additional space required by an
external host computer.
The UEIPAC 300 is 4” x 4” x 4” and offers 3 I/O slots. The
UEIPAC 600 is slightly larger at 4” x 4” x 5.8” but provides 6 I/O slots and allows up to 150 analog inputs or 288 DIO channels.
The UEIPAC uses the same I/O boards as our popular PowerDNA family and includes analog input (with up to 24 bit resolution), analog output, digital I/O,
Serial and CAN communications, ARINC-429 networking, counter/timer, quadrature encoder input and more. With over over 25 different I/O boards available, there is sure to be a configuration perfect for your application.
Using the UEIPAC, applications written on your PC are deployed on the cube and run fully standalone. This allows the smaller, faster, more reliable and higher performances systems. It also eliminates the cost of a dedicated host PC and guarantees long term availability of the identical hardware. This is critical when certifying products through CE or FDA etc.
Your application runs as a regular Linux process giving you access to the standard POSIX API provided by the GNU C runtime library (glibc) as well as any other library that can be compiled for Linux (for example: libxml,
libaudiofile…).
To develop programs for the UEIPAC, you will need to purchase one one copy of the UEIPAC Linux TK programmers toolkit. The toolkit provides the various items needed to write applications for the UEIPAC. Regardless of the number of cubes you deploy, you need only purchase one programming toolkit.
The UEIPAC cube may be placed on a desk or table or may be mounted to any flat surface/wall, DIN Rail or in a standard 19” rack. The UEIPAC may be AC, DC or battery powered.
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