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MRS Electronics adds further compact controller to Micro PLC CAN range
28 July 2025

German electronic solutions provider MRS Electronic has added new compact networked controllers to the Micro PLC CAN family.
The Micro PLC CAN Relay 32-bit is the latest addition to the range. It is pin-compatible with the Micro PLC CAN 12 V and 24 V, combining them into one product. The controller has a NO 10 A / NC 5 A relay output and can be used with voltages ranging from nine to 32 V. The 32-bit processor is said to be able to deliver more computing power than the previous version.
The Micro PLC CAN 12 V and CAN 24 V differ only in their operating voltage. Two analog inputs and/or one analog input, one digital output, and two overload-proof high-side power outputs (alternatively relay output) are available.
The Micro PLC CAN 9 - 30 V covers a wide operating voltage range and, compared to the 12 and 24 V versions, offers two PWM-capable outputs and an additional analog input.
Another feature of the Micro PLC CAN 4 I/O is its four inputs/outputs. The I/Os can be configured as voltage or digital inputs, as well as digital or PWM outputs. The CAN bus module has a separate analog input and can be easily implemented into an existing CAN bus network.
The Micro PLC CAN range currently includes eight products which are suitable for on- or off-highway applications due to their configurability. Use-case examples include engine compartment fan control, monitoring ground pressure of vehicle supports and light control for different operating modes.
The compact design of the Micro PLC CAN controllers makes them ideal for use in confined spaces. They are also cost effective, eliminating the need for larger controllers which could leave functions unused. The products are also flexible due to multiple configuration options.
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