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CAN components

  • For expansion and completion of the product portfolio
  • Decentralised input and output functions
  • Additional functions for the CAN bus
  • Controllable via high-performance CAN interface

Intelligent CAN components – flexible expansion for mobile control systems

CAN components from ifm are the ideal addition to control systems in mobile machinery. They enable simple, decentralised expansion of inputs and outputs, provide additional customised system functions and therefore ensure maximum flexibility in machine architecture.

Via the CAN bus, widely established in mobile applications, sensors, actuators and controllers can be reliably networked. Even complex applications can thus be implemented with minimal wiring effort – from simple signal processing to advanced control tasks.

Versatile application options

Whether as an extension to controllers, for integrating additional I/Os or for implementing specific functions – CAN components offer a wide range of applications:

  • Decentralised I/O extensions as a supplement to the main controller
  • Additional functions such as time recording with a Real Time Clock module
  • Expansion of HMIs with inputs and outputs
  • Integration into modular machine concepts via standardised CANopen communication

Durable performance in field use

With a high protection rating, E1 approval and excellent shock and vibration resistance, the CAN components from ifm are ideally suited for harsh environments in construction, agricultural and municipal applications. This ensures reliable machine communication even under extreme conditions.

Your advantage: modular flexibility with a consistent system concept

Whether as an individual functional component or as part of the ifm system network – the CAN modules can be seamlessly combined with controllers and displays for mobile machinery. This allows you to create a scalable, robust and future-proof machine architecture.