CDIF/3 Diagnostic System - Photo coverage

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Two weeks ago, we had yet another opportunity to present CDIF/3 in the UK at the Mechanex Show. The show was held at a very interesting venue – Donington Park close to the famous F1 racing circuit. There was no trace of our concerns from last year regarding the attendance at the same location.

Our tool received a warm welcome from the visitors who listened eagerly to out specialists, asked questions and satisfied their sweet tooth with Polish milk fudge candies. CDIF/3 attracted attention mainly due to its functional versatility, as it offers many tools in one device, i.e. oscilloscope, generator, controller that enhance diagnostic options and allow to adjust many on-board settings within the vehicle. We also received a lot of positive feedback in connection with our Android software – many visitors admitted this solution would facilitate their work in a very substantial way.

For two days our stand was attended by a multitide of visitors, so we chose to see one of the biggest exhibitions of both historic and latest F1 cars to relax after long working hours.

Soon, we are going to attend the next Mechanex Show to be held in Sandown Park on 8-9 November.

We invite you to take a look at our photo coverage from the venue!

Shared features of each channel
Sampling	2.4MSPS/channel
Buffer	up to 32K
Time base	10μs/div up to 10min/div
Measuring range	5mV/div up to 2kV/div²
Two standard BNC inputs
Coupling	direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC)
Waveband	1MHz
Impedance	1MΩ/50pF
Max. voltage	±200Vpp
Three additional channels for voltage observation at controller's outputs
Three additional channels for current observation at controller's outputs
Two additional channels for signal observation at generator's outputs
One additional channel for battery voltage observation
Functionality
Advanced operation, display and triggering modes
Triggering from measured signal or from parameter/event of the serial diagnosis
Option of simultaneous observation of signals in all or only selected channels
Possibility to display signals in any physical units using free definable scaling functions

² Range above 20V/div available for divider probes and high voltage probes.

One small-signal, precise channel (for sensor emulation)
Output voltage	-2,5V to +2,5V
Current-carrying capacity	up to 50mA
Coupling	direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC)
Sampling	1MSPS
Buffer	up to 32K
Connection socket	BNC³
One high-power channel (for power supply or control)
Output voltage	0V to +25V
Current-carrying capacity	programmable from 0A to 5A
Sampling	1MSPS
Buffer	up to 32K
Connection socket	4mm (so-called banana connector)
Functionality
Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS)
Both channel can operate in asynchronous (separate settings for each channel) or synchronous mode (common settings for both channels)
Ability to generate signals of any shape (arbitral generator)
Built-in library of reference signals, allowing for addition of one's own signals including those recorded with oscilloscope
Ability to generate signals previously recorded with oscilloscope
Automatic operation, triggered operation or operation synchronised by signal from BNC outputs of oscilloscope or parameter/event of the serial diagnosis

³ Output shared with the input of the second channel of the oscilloscope.

Three independent outputs with defined control level ("+"/"-")
Current-carrying capacity	up to 30A/channel¹
Connection socket	4mm (so-called banana connector)
Basic control modes	"ON/OFF", "single pulse", "pulse sequence", "PWM control"
Functionality
Advanced control modes to facilitate control of stepper motors, three-phase motors, petrol injectors, valves, DC motors , etc.
Pulse-duration modulation or pulse-width modulation of signals from oscilloscope input or with serial diagnosis parameters using free definable scaling functions
Synchronous or asynchronous channel operation
Overvoltage, short circuit, overtemperature and overload protection of outputs
Definable overload protection for each output separately

¹ The aggregate current of all channels may not exceed 60A.

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