Q1: Without replacing the existing NVH data logger, how can the CAN bus vehicle speed signal be integrated into the NVH data acquisition system?
A1:Using the Hongke PCAN-MicroMod FD as a CAN bus bridge node, the system captures vehicle speed and engine speed messages from the CAN bus, converts them into high-fidelity analog voltage signals, and outputs them to the existing NVH data acquisition system—without the need to replace the acquisition equipment or redevelop the system.
Q2: Battery pack testing requires dozens of temperature channels. How should multiple modules be cascaded?
A2: Hongke MU-Thermocouple1 CAN FD supports connecting multiple modules in parallel on the same CAN bus. By setting different device IDs (0–15) using the onboard rotary switch, the software can automatically identify and distinguish between each module; a single bus supports online configuration of up to 16 modules.
Q3: Do I need to write C/C++ or Python code to use Hongke I/O modules and thermocouple modules?
A3:No. Hongke provides free Windows-based graphical configuration software. Engineers simply need to set the CAN ID, transmission period, and scaling factor; once the configuration is sent to the module via the CAN bus, the module can operate independently.