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<strong>DBS</strong> <strong>Dynamic</strong> <strong>Braking</strong> <strong>System</strong><br />

<strong>DBS</strong> (<strong>Dynamic</strong> <strong>Braking</strong> <strong>System</strong>) is a compact design automation unit. It is<br />

available in three versions, depending on its intended use.<br />

All <strong>DBS</strong> versions are designed for the maximum integration with the<br />

automation systems of a testing room.<br />

At the same time, they constitute small stand-alone automation units. The<br />

<strong>DBS</strong> can be easily configured using the Panel-PC built into the front panel.<br />

Engine <strong>DBS</strong><br />

Automation box for Engine test cells. Manages the exchange of signals<br />

with active (electric motors) and passive dynamometers (eddy current<br />

dyno, hydraulic dyno ).<br />

This unit controls the use of engine throttle, dyno speed and torque in all<br />

significant combinations. Makes it possible to carry out all the tests that<br />

are normally performed on i.c. engines.<br />

Manual control is also possible in every mode. Easy connection with any<br />

automation and test cell systems.<br />

Roller <strong>DBS</strong><br />

Automation box for Roller test benches. Interfaces with roller driving<br />

motors, wind generator, sensing equipment (torque-meter, load cell, etc.)<br />

and other devices (wheel centering systems, Driver aid, etc.). Allows<br />

constant speed, constant torque and RLS roller control.<br />

8<br />

Automation Units<br />

Transmission <strong>DBS</strong><br />

Automation box for Gearbox test cells. Manages up to three motors<br />

(one on the input shaft and one or two on the gearbox output shaft).<br />

Choice of several operating modes, including synchronized speeds and<br />

vehicle inertia simulation.<br />

xPA Accelerator/Brake/Clutch Pedal Actuator<br />

xPA is a universal actuator, specially designed to engage/release<br />

vehicle pedals.<br />

Thanks to its flexibility, xPA can also be used in engine test<br />

cells (throttle control) and transmission test cells (operating the<br />

transmission clutch), and, in general, wherever there is a mechanical<br />

device to be actuated.<br />

xPA is available in three versions, depending on the intended application:<br />

| APA: Accelerator Pedal Actuator, to actuate the gas pedal | BPA: Brake Pedal Actuator, to actuate the brake pedal | CPA: Clutch Pedal Actuator,<br />

to actuate the clutch pedal<br />

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Dimensions<br />

Weight<br />

Maximum stroke<br />

Positioning precision<br />

Time to complete full stroke<br />

Maximum force<br />

Power supply<br />

Communication<br />

Admissible temperature<br />

180mm X 320mm X 125mm (W X L X H)<br />

8 Kg<br />

170mm<br />

± 0.1 mm<br />

500 ms<br />

250 N<br />

230 Vac / 24Vdc / 12Vdc, to be defined when ordering<br />

Profibus / Ethernet Modbus / Analog and digital signals<br />

from 10 to 40°C (from -40°C to +70°C with climate option)

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