ZLG CANBridge + 双通道CAN中继器，具有64KB缓冲区和工业网络ID映射

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Product Description

The ZLG CANBridge+ is a high-performance CAN bus repeater and network analyzer designed to enhance CAN system reliability in demanding industrial environments. With its advanced filtering, ultra-low latency, and robust isolation, it solves critical challenges like signal interference, long-distance communication, and multi-device baud rate mismatches

Key Features

1. Dual-Channel Isolation & High-Speed Forwarding

   • 2 Electrically Isolated CAN Channels: Prevents interference in high-noise environments (e.g., EV charging stations, industrial motors)
      
   • Ultra-Low Latency: Single-frame forwarding delay **<10μs**, supporting time-sensitive applications like robotic control.
   • High Throughput: Handles 7,500 standard frames/s and 15,000 remote frames/s per channel.

2. Network Optimization Tools

   • ID Filtering & Mapping: Reduce bus load by filtering unwanted IDs or converting specific IDs/data (up to 64 mapping rules)
      
   • Baud Rate Conversion: Independently configure each CAN channel’s rate (5 Kbps–1 Mbps) to bridge mismatched networks (e.g., Siemens fire systems at 40 Kbps)
      
   • 64KB Buffer: Ensures zero data loss in high-traffic scenarios like power grid monitoring.

3. Industrial-Grade Reliability

   • Diagnostic Monitoring: Real-time network health analysis (error rates, signal integrity).
   • Flexible Installation: DIN rail or fixed mounting for harsh environments (-40°C to +85°C).
   • Fault-Tolerant CAN Support: Converts between ISO11898 (high-speed) and ISO11519-2 (low-speed) standards
      

4. Certifications & Compatibility

   • RoHS/CE compliant with EMI/ESD protection.
   • Compatible with industrial PLCs, SCADA systems, and automotive protocols.

Applications

• Industrial Automation: Extend CAN networks in steel plants, mining, and robotics.
• Energy Systems: Stabilize communication in solar farms and smart grids.
• Transportation: Enhance reliability in metro systems, EV charging networks, and rail signaling

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