Description of the Shunt Emulator card for HIL Connect
hardware
Card Overview
The Shunt Emulator card is an analog interface card designed
to emulate shunt voltage in BMS and Power Electronic applications. It has two
independent differential output channels, galvanically isolated from the HIL system
ground. DIP switches on the card are used to select the driving HIL AO channels. The
output (shunt) voltage is proportional to the driving analog output voltage
multiplied by 0.025 (shunt emulator voltage gain).
Shunt Emulator card revisions
Table 1. Card revisions
Code |
Revision |
Part number |
MR |
1.0 |
25278 |
Shunt Emulator card hardware specification
Table 2. Hardware Specification
Parameter |
Value |
Type |
Shunt emulator |
Number of channels |
2 |
Input signal range |
±10 V |
Output range |
±250 mV |
Resolution |
7.7 µV |
Accuracy |
0.1 mV ±0.1% FS |
Bandwidth |
DC-20 kHz |
Isolation |
Yes |
Max Load |
±20 mA |
Output Resistance |
4 Ω |
Shunt Emulator card connector data
Shunt Emulator card pinouts
Table 4. Pinout - X1
Connector |
Pin |
Signal |
Rating |
Comment |
X1 |
2 |
Out1+ |
±250 mV |
Channel 1 Positive Output |
X1 |
3 |
LGND1 |
0 V |
Channel 1 Local Ground |
X1 |
7 |
Out1- |
∓250 mV |
Channel 1 Negative Output |
X2 |
2 |
Out2+ |
±250 mV |
Channel 2 Positive Output |
X2 |
3 |
LGND2 |
0 V |
Channel 2 Local Ground |
X2 |
7 |
Out2- |
∓250 mV |
Channel 2 Negative Output |