PDM08

A power distribution module (PDM), sometimes referred to as a power distribution unit, manages and distributes electrical power to various devices such as lights, fans, pumps and more. It replaces the need for physical fuses and relays by integrating programmable circuits, which can be adjusted to suit the specific needs of your vehicle.

At Aim, we have 2 PDM modules to suit different vehicle setups: PDM32, which has 32 output channels for more complex setups and PDM08, which has 8 output channels for simpler or compact setups. The 'best' PDM depends on how many outputs you need and the size of the setup.

PDMs enhance performance by delivering consistent power to critical systems. They allow precise control over when and how devices receive power, ensuring vehicle efficiency and reducing unnecessary electrical draw. The ability to monitor circuits in real time also helps teams quickly diagnose and resolve issues, minimising downtime during races.

Absolutely! Although PDMs are primarily used in motorsport applications, they can be used to replace traditional relay and fuse setups. In fact, PDMs can work with wipers, indicators and more.

The PDM08 has 6 analogue or digital inputs and 2 speed. You can add a CAN Keyboard, giving between 4 and 15 buttons, wireless wheels giving up to 8 buttons and 2 rotary inputs, and RIO modules, which can give 8 high or low inputs and 11 low-only inputs.

Yes, you can use the built-in logger roll, pitch and yaw to do this. The yaw increases when turning right and decreases when turning left. If you want the right indicator to cancel, you can use a function with yaw less than -5, and to cancel left turn, the function would have a yaw greater than 5.

Absolutely! If the front wipers are on, you can configure the PDM to activate when reverse is selected to have front and rear wipers working at the same time. This will need to be configured in the PDM.

Aim PDMs are specifically made to work with the GPS Module. The PDM integrates with the GPS technology to capture and record lap times during races, providing accurate positioning data that enhances overall performance analysis.

Yes, purpose-built TFT dash displays have been specifically designed for compatibility with the Aim PDM08 and PDM32. They display information coming from the PDM and are available in a range of sizes, with road or race icons.