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Probeberry Testbench
The Probeberry Testbench is designed to enable any type of device under test to communicate with a PC and different types of hardware. The Probeberry Testbench serves as a realistic digital environment for the hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing, thus making you forget about routine test bench challenges.
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The Probeberry Testbench is designed to serve as a realistic digital environment for the hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing, which makes you forget about routine test bench challenges. A complex software system under test is connected to the set of 8 modules, which support different interfaces. The modules are controlled by Raspberry PI, which in turn is controlled by a testing or modeling software running on a PC or the Prylada Cloud.
The Probeberry Testbench can be controlled by any external testing or modeling system, which uses the Probeberry control protocol built over TCP/IP. Such a system can read the Probeberry Testbench capabilities/configuration, and then use this information to tune the Testbench hardware and communicate with the system under test.
Features
MODULAR ARCHITECTURE
The platform modular architecture allows you to easily scale the Probeberry to fit your project needs.
IN-HOUSE DEVELOPMENT
All the Probeberry modules are developed internally by the Prylada team.
STANDARD HARDWARE
Popular off-the-shelf microcontrollers are used to provide you with extra flexibility and connectivity options.
CLOUD AUTOMATION
Cloud automation enables communication with one or multiple Probeberry instances, to gather data, control processes, display historical or actual data, and send reports.
SOFTWARE VARIETY
Due to open nature of the platform, Probeberry can be controlled by the Probeberry software, native Arduino or Raspberry software, or any custom control software.
Probeberry advantages over a traditional test bench
Traditional test bench
High budget
High time-to-market
While targeted at mid-plus enterprises, off-the-shelf equipment is not mass-produced
Complicated to extend
Difficult to purchase necessary testing system parts and extend, since such systems are not authorized to be changed by third parties
Probeberry Testbench
Low-medium budget
Low time-to-market
Probeberry is built on popular elements used in robot engineering
Easy to extend
Custom system extensions can be easily built based on open-source schematic and code examples, or developed by the Prylada team
Available modules
Analog/digital input/output module
8 on-the-fly reconfigurable channels that can be programmed to perform as: AIO 4-20 mA, 0-10V; digital input (including dry contact, with adjustable 500mV-16V threshold); RTD measurement
Serial interfaces module
1xRS232;1xRS485 with MODBUS support; 1xI2C with SMBUS support; 1xSDI12