PCIe Protocol Cards

PCIe cards are the core interface boards of ModelingTech's real-time simulation platform. Connected to simulation hosts through the PCIe bus for high-speed interconnection, they are widely used in hardware-in-the-loop simulation. The family covers five categories - fault injection, programmable resistor, current-type IO, dry-contact IO and communication protocol: fault injection cards are available in 2 A and 10 A ratings to emulate various fault conditions; programmable resistor cards support 6 to 24 channels with resistance adjustable from 0 to 111 MOhm; current-type AIO cards support current/voltage output while DIO cards support dry/wet contact modes; CAN/CAN FD, EtherCAT, serial and MVB protocols are supported, with reflective memory for real-time data synchronization across multiple hosts.