These notes are specifically related to imperix products. They address both control or power hardware, as well as software solutions. Their aim is to document what users should understand to properly use imperix products. Product notes, therefore, provide complementary information with respect notably to product datasheets.
This guide provides getting-started information for imperix’s flagship controller, the B-Box 4. To this end, readers are guided through the implementation of a “hello-world” application…
This article describes the auto-identification feature for imperix’s latest current and voltage sensors — including those embedded in power modules — when used with the…
A total of 24 analog channels are available on the B-Box 4, all of which can be configured as either inputs or outputs. From the…
This article describes how to use the Cockpit Rolling plot module to interact with the user code running on imperix controllers. The page provides a detailed explanation of all…
This article describes how to use the Cockpit FFT/THD module to interact with the user code running on imperix controllers. The page provides a detailed explanation of all…
This article describes how to use the Cockpit Scope module to interact with the user code running on imperix controllers. This page provides a detailed explanation…
In most cases, connecting to the target using its dynamic IP address is straightforward and requires no additional setup. This dynamic IP is typically either…
As introduced in PN118, SFP communication constitutes a convenient way to interconnect devices. Widely used, it offers an efficient layer on which protocols such as…
The imperix Power library is a blockset contained within the imperix ACG SDK that provides rapid and accurate modeling of imperix power products. Starting from 2025.1 BETA,…
The SFP ports on imperix controllers are primarily intended for interconnecting controllers within a RealSync network. However, these SFP+ ports can also be repurposed for…
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