Stafl Systems
Vehicle Control Units
Integrating different systems into a central processing environment that provides reliable vehicle operation.
Stafl Systems Vehicle Control Units are fully programmable, ruggedized embedded control modules that can be used in a variety of system and vehicle control applications.
VCU PRODUCT CATALOG
 
The Stafl Systems Vehicle Control Unit is available in a widely used form factor.
 
VCU1200 (60-Pin Unit)
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60 Pin Ruggedized Embedded Control Module
Fully Programmable with User Application Code
32-bit ARM M4F Microprocessor
12 Digital Inputs
6 Analog Inputs
2 CAN 2.0B Communication Interfaces
 
Streamlined Coordination
A Stafl Systems Vehicle Control Unit is responsible for integrating different systems into a central processing environment that can provide reliable operation.
INPUTS
Switches
Buttons
Switches
Sensors
Vehicle Control Unit
OUTPUTS
LEDs
Relays
Displays
CAN Data
precise engineering
 
Features
60 Pin Ruggedized Embedded Control Module
Fully Programmable with User Application Code
32-bit ARM M4F Microprocessor
Up to 80 MHz Clock
Hardware Floating Point Unit
256 kB of Flash
32 kB of RAM
12 Digital Inputs
6 Analog Inputs (12-bit resolution)
4 5V Full Scale Raage
2 30V Full Scale Range
5 Thermistor Inputs
14 Low Side Relay Driver Outputs
8 High Side Driver Outputs
2 CAN 2.0B Communication Interfaces
Off-processor Real Time Clock with Power Backup
2 MB of Additional Off-processor Flash
Internal MicroSD Card Option
PWM Generation Capability
Quadrature Encoder Input Capability
Internally Generated 5V Power Outputs for External Sensors and Devices
Suitable for 12V or 24V Nominal Systems
ESD and Voltage Rail Surge Protection
IP67 Rated Enclosure
Typical System Diagram
COUNTLESS APPLICATIONS
 
hIGH VOLTAGE
While a vehicle’s power system sees a battery pack as a single, high-voltage battery — charging and discharging the entire battery pack at once — the battery control system must consider each battery’s condition independently.
LOW VOLTAGE
A proper system will continuously monitor important battery parameters for low voltage applications, while dealing with the varying power demands of the many aspects of operation and optimizing the usage of the battery.
stationary storage
The service life of a battery pack is tied to the weakest battery in the system. In the balancing process, each of the batteries within the string is maintained at optimal voltage levels, eliminating the ill-effects of improper charging.