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The lift component manufacturers tested their CANopen-Lift products’ interoperation on the 3rd of December, 2013. Nine corporations from Denmark, Germany, France, Sweden and Spain travelled to Nuremberg for the 7th PlugFest. Host was the CiA. | |||
Not only the usual tests concerning the interoperation took place, but also the assembly’s functions at the physical borders of the specification. | |||
For one thing, the functions have been tested with a maximum bus length, and for another, with a maximum bus load. Every participant’s component passed the test successfully. | |||
<gallery perrow="3" caption="Impressions from 7th CANopen-Lift PlugFest"> | <gallery perrow="3" caption="Impressions from 7th CANopen-Lift PlugFest"> |
Revision as of 10:53, 30 September 2016
The lift component manufacturers tested their CANopen-Lift products’ interoperation on the 3rd of December, 2013. Nine corporations from Denmark, Germany, France, Sweden and Spain travelled to Nuremberg for the 7th PlugFest. Host was the CiA. Not only the usual tests concerning the interoperation took place, but also the assembly’s functions at the physical borders of the specification. For one thing, the functions have been tested with a maximum bus length, and for another, with a maximum bus load. Every participant’s component passed the test successfully.
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stress tests
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test of an inverter
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controller and inverter
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LED display
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controller
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load measurement sensor
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CANopen inside
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test with hight bus load
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long bus wires