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MadeForSTM32 label granted for CANopen Slave Software Expansion for STM32Cube
emotas embedded communication is proud to announce that emotas’ CANopen Slave Software has been assessed and endorsed by ST to become the first MadeForSTM32 approved CANopen software for STM32 micro-controllers.The MadeForSTM32 label is available for ST Authorized Partners only and ensures that the software within the STM32 ecosystem had been reviewed and qualified by ST specialists to be of consistently high quality. The product evaluation for the label is based on three pillars: a development process evaluation, a technical ‘hands-on’ evaluation and an evaluation of the support process to ensure a faster time-to-market.
The CANopen Slave Software Expansion for STM32Cube is based on emotas’ field-proven CANopen stack and the STM32Cube expansion simplifies the seamless integration into STM32Cube projects. The complete CANopen slave stack according to CiA301 4.2 provides the following CANopen services:
• NMT slave
• multiple SDO servers (expedited/ segmented/block transfer)
• Heartbeat producer & consumer
• PDO producer & consumer
• SYNC consumer
• Emergency producer
• and LSS slave (CiA 305).
The delivery includes the stack’s ANSI-C source code being MISRA-C:2004 compliant and various ready-to-run examples. Besides a free evaluation package various commercial licenses of the product are available. Customers can choose between project licenses that come with 6 months of support and site licenses that include 24 months of supports and updates. The product is completed by the CANopen DeviceDesigner tool that generates the object dictionary and device descriptions files (EDS).
The CANopen Slave Software Expansion for STM32Cube is currently available for the STM32G4 series only, but as the company’s CANopen stack already supports all STM32, support for additional STM32 series is already planned.
Torsten Gedenk
Managing Director
emotas embedded communication GmbH
Fritz-Haber-Str. 9
06217 Merseburg
Germany
Tel.:+49 (0)3461 / 794160
Fax.:+49 (0)3461 / 79416-10
service@emotas.de
https://www.emotas.de/en
emotas embedded communication GmbH – founded in 2012 as emtas GmbH – is an embedded software development company located in Merseburg in central Germany. The main focus of emotas’ product portfolio lies on CAN, CAN FD, J1939, CANopen, CANopen FD, EnergyBus and EtherCAT protocol stacks , bootloaders and tools. Besides the software product development emotas also tailors embedded software solutions according to customers’ individual requirements. The range of service also covers consulting for developments as well as CAN and CANopen (FD) trainings. Emotas’ engineers are active in various workings groups and standardizing bodies of CAN in Automation e.V. to keep the products on top of the latest developments.
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