TMCM-1160-CANOPEN

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CANopen is a communication protocol based on the CAN (Controller Area Network) protocol and is primarily used in self-governing systems. It is especially designed to meet the communication requirements of complex electronic control networks, where nodes need to reliably perform distributed functions. The TMCM-1160 is a CANopen-compatible controller board that supports a wide range of applications and offers users the flexibility they need to create powerful control systems. In this article, we will discuss the application fields and working principles of the TMCM-1160-CANOPEN motor driver board.

The TMCM-1160-CANOPEN is a controller board that is used to drive one 2-phase stepper motor. It is a highly-featured controller board that offers a range of features, including four digital inputs, two digital outputs, and four PWM outputs. The controller board also features two CANopen ports, four USB ports, as well as Ethernet port. In addition, it has an RS232 port for communication and a power monitoring terminal for plug-in safety.

The TMCM-1160-CANOPEN can be used to power a wide range of applications, including the robotic automation, factory automation, medical equipment, telecommunications, and entertainment system applications. It is also compatible with many popular numerical control systems, including the Beckhoff TwinCAT, Siemens OpenCore, and Kuka MotionWare. The board offers users the flexibility they need when creating powerful stepper motor control systems, as it supports a wide range of protocols, such as CAN, CANopen, and Modbus.

The TMCM-1160-CANOPEN controller board works on the principle of pulse-width modulation (PWM). This is a technique used for controlling the speed and position of a stepper motor. The PWM works by modulating the width of pulses supplied to the motor to control its speed and position. The board converts the PWM command into the appropriate signals required by the stepper motor. The analog input signals are then fed into the control board, which in turn determines the speed and position of the motor. The control board also supports communication protocols such as CAN, CANopen, and Modbus, which are used to exchange data between devices.

The TMCM-1160-CANOPEN motor driver board is a high-performance and feature-rich board that provides users with the flexibility to create powerful stepper motor control systems. Its compatibility with a range of applications and numerical control systems makes it ideal for powering robotic automation, factory automation, medical equipment, telecommunications, and entertainment system applications. The board works on the principle of pulse-width modulation and supports protocols such as CAN, CANopen, and Modbus, allowing for data exchange between devices.

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