Bloomy Controls, Inc. (Bloomy) has announced the availability of five new modules and accessories for the NI Switch, Load and Signal Conditioning (SLSC) architecture. Designed for aerospace hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulations for testing complex electronic control systems, Bloomy’s new SLSC products include:
- Module—Eight channels of galvanically-isolated thermocouple simulation
- 8-Channel VDT/Resolver Simulation Module—Eight channels of variable differential transformer (VDT) sensor simulation
- 8-Channel Load Module—Isolated current and voltage measurements for eight on-board 5W loads or off-board 120W loads
- Multipurpose Module—A convenient solution in an SLSC system for applications ranging from a simple rearrangement of signals to installation of circuits and components
- ThroughPoint Interface Panel—Highly-flexible connection between the unit under test and multiple SLSC modules and other system resources in an SLSC-based test system
The new SLSC modules are a fundamental technology in the Bloomy Simulation Reference System, which is the common platform for Bloomy’s HIL simulation systems for Full Authority Digital Engine Controls (FADEC), Flight Control Computers, and Environmental Controls. In NI PXI-based automated test systems, the PXI chassis provides power, cooling and a communication bus for modular instruments or I/O modules. Bloomy’s SLSC modules interface the general-purpose PXI components to the specialized, often complex signals of the unit under test. The modules provide signal conditioning and fault insertion and enable engineers to customize the standard I/O for high-performance aerospace test and simulation applications. Additionally, the cables and connections are designed so components can be reused from one system to another to meet future test requirements—reducing maintenance, integration time and troubleshooting.
To purchase or learn more about Bloomy’s SLSC modules and accessories, visit www.bloomy.com/products/slsc-and-crio-modules-and-accessories. Or to see Bloomy’s new simulation systems and SLSC modules in action, visit the Bloomy booth (#123) at NIWeek happening May 20-23 in Austin, Texas.