Add aem-modbus-simulator (Python Modbus slave) next to nanoMODBUS#23
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Complements nanoMODBUS (C library for embedded) with a Python slave simulator useful for testing embedded firmware Modbus master code without physical hardware on the bench.
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Summary
Adds aem-modbus-simulator to the Protocols section, immediately after nanoMODBUS (the existing Modbus C library for embedded).
What it is
Open-source Python Modbus RTU/TCP slave simulator emulating an industrial DC voltage monitor (147 holding registers, 8 DC channels, six baudrates 4,800-115,200). MIT license, pymodbus 2.x/3.x compatible.
Why it fits next to nanoMODBUS
Embedded firmware engineers writing Modbus master code (using nanoMODBUS or any other client library) need a realistic Modbus slave to test against. This simulator provides exactly that:
Disclosure
I work at LRI (manufacturer of the simulated hardware). The simulator itself is fully open-source under MIT license.