CAN transceiver CTrans OL
for fiber opticsdata transmissionfor fiber optics

CAN transceiver - CTrans OL - EMS Dr. Thomas Wünsche e.K. - for fiber optics / data transmission / for fiber optics
CAN transceiver - CTrans OL - EMS Dr. Thomas Wünsche e.K. - for fiber optics / data transmission / for fiber optics
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Characteristics

Network
for fiber optics, CAN
Applications
data transmission, for fiber optics, automation
Other characteristics
multimode

Description

CTrans OL acts as a transceiver for protocol transparent transmission of CAN signals between copper based sections via an optical fiber. Several technical improvements can be obtained by optical transmission of CAN signals, such as secure separation of high voltages and insensitivity to electromagnetic perturbation. Furthermore the transparent transmission of CAN signals with CTrans OL preserves the main benefits of CAN, such as error correction and priority driven bus access. Like repeaters CTrans OL can be used to build flexible wiring topologies. Star and tree structures as well as stub lines can be realized. The integrated error suppression reduces the influence of faulty segments onto intact sections. For the optical connection cost effective PMMA fibers with pluggable connection and 62,5 µm multimode glass fibers with ST connectors are supported. Depending on the type of fiber a wiring distance up to 1000 m can be achieved. Three LEDs on the front panel indicate the status of the internal power and whether a signal is received on the CAN or fiber optical connection. Available for PMMA and glass fiber, connection by connector or by clamping technology Protocol transparent; CAN error handling mechanisms are preserved Extended error suppression LEDs to indicate status Accessory: PMMA optical fiber for CTrans OL-P products
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