Technical Specifications
Parameters and characteristics for this part
| Specification | P-NUCLEO-IHM001 |
|---|---|
| Contents | Accessories, Board(s) |
| Embedded | MCU, 32-Bit |
| Embedded | True |
| Function | Motor Controller/Driver |
| Primary Attributes | Motors (BLDC, PMSM) |
| Secondary Attributes | Potentiometer Speed Control |
| Supplied Contents | Accessories, Board(s) |
| Type | Power Management |
| Utilized IC / Part | STM32F302, mbed-Enabled Development, L6230 |
Pricing
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Description
General part information
P-NUCLEO-IKA02A1 Series
The P-NUCLEO-IOM01M1 is an STM32 Nucleo pack composed of the STEVAL-IOM001V1 and the NUCLEO-F446RE boards. The STEVAL-IOM001V1 is a single IO-Link master PHY layer (L6360) while the NUCLEO- F446RE runs an IO-Link stack rev 1.1 (developed by and property of TEConcept GmbH, license limited to 10k minutes, renewable without additional costs). IO-Link stack update is allowed exclusively by following the procedure described in UM2421 (freely available at www.st.com). Any other erase/overwrite of the pre-loaded stack makes impossible to restore it.
The STM32 Nucleo pack provides an affordable and easy-to-use solution for the evaluation of IO-Link applications, L6360 communication features and robustness, together with the STM32F446RET6 computation performance. The pack, hosting up to four STEVAL-IOM001V1 to build a quad port IO-Link master, can access the IO-Link physical layer and communicate with IO-Link Devices.
You can evaluate the tool via the dedicated GUI (IO-Link Control Tool©, property of TEConcept GmbH) or use it as an IO-Link master bridge accessible from the dedicated SPI interface: source code of demo project (Low-Level IO-Link Master Access Demo Application, developed by TEConcept GmbH) and API specification are available for free.
Documents
Technical documentation and resources