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Key features
3 Axes Microstep-Controller System
High-Resolution-Microstep
12 V bus-voltage, external up to 24 V
133 MHz RISC Processor with Flash-Memory
Velocity-range <0.1 µm/s with 1 mm pitch
Linear Interpolation of all axes
PCI-COM bridge RS-232 115 KBaud
Venus-1 compatible string-based command-language
2/3 Axes Joystick with/without Touch-Display
Closed-Loop Mode RS422
Digital I/O
Trigger Output
Position-correction static
Temperatur-sensor input |
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The PS 30 is a PCI-PC control card consisting of a plug-in card and a card for slot panel mount. Three axes with 2-phase step motors or brush DC servo motors can be operated (mixed equipment). Each axis has two inputs for incremental encoder or position measuring system. Thus, very precise positioning in closed loop mode is possible for all drive systems. Step motors can be operated from full step up to 256 micro steps per full step.
The PS 30 is operated and programmed by a PC. Point-to-point positioning mode with different velocity profiles as well as complex continuous path control like circular interpolation or 3-axes linear interpolation are possible.
Part of the delivery is a 3-fold motor adapter cable and also the software tool OWISoft for comfortable configuration and operation of the PS 30.
- 3-axis control
- for 2-phase step motors and DC-servo motors
- PCI plug in card
- 8 TTL inputs, inputs for limit switches and encoder
- 5 TTL and 2 power outputs
- point-to-point operation, circular interpolation and linear interpolation
Option
- connecting of measuring systems |
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Motion Control Solutions
Baldor provides a wide range of motion control solutions for the automation industry by offering a choice of easy to use programmable motion controllers (positioners) with multi-tasking capability and drives (amplifiers) to suit many applications - the NextMove family is available in PCI format or standalone; the FlexDrive family covers a wide power range; and Ethernet Powerlink (e100 series) provides designers with real-time solutions. Offering between 1 and 12 axes of control, Baldor motion controllers are available with digital and analog I/O for complete machine control. The CAN bus interface can be used to expand the I/O configuration.
Motion control systems can be up and running quickly thanks to Baldor's Mint programming language. Mint is a versatile, yet easy to use, Basic like programming language. A wide range of programmable moves are supported including trapezoidal, S-ramp, linear and circular interpolation, helical interpolation, electronic CAM, gearbox and flying shear. User defined profiles can be added using the supplied embedded 'C' libraries. Mint also supports full control of the I/O and communications back to a host controller. Machine level networking and optional operator panel control can all be controlled under a single Mint application program. |
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| Navigator ISA cards for servo or step motors are PC-based ISA-Bus cards that fit directly into an IBM-compatible slot. These motion control cards are available in 1, 2 and 4-axis configurations. They are designed in surface mount technology and use PMD´s Navigator chipset, for DC brushed, brushless DC, or step motors. All ISA motion control cards come equipped with Pro-Motion® software, a WindowsTM GUI, and C-Motion®, an Application Programmer's Interface (API) comprised of a C-source code library for developing applications in DOS or Windows environment. |
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Prodigy-PC/104 Motion Control Cards provide DC brushless, brushless DC, microstepping and step motor control. They communicate via a PC/104 bus, CANbus or serial port. PC/104 cards are used in embedded systems for industrial control, automation and robotic applications. The Prodigy-PC/104 Motion Cards are as available in 1, 2, 3, & 4 axis versions, and use the advanced Magellan Motion Control IC. Navigator-PC/104 cards are available in 1, 2, 3 and 4-axis configurations and use PMD's Navigator chipset . All PC/104 cards come equipped with Pro-Motion® software, a WindowsTM GUI, and C-Motion®, an Application Programmer's Interface (API) comprised of a C-source code library for developing applications in DOS or Windows environments.
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| PMD's PCI Motion Control Cards offer high-performance motion control for scientific, automation, industrial, and robotic applications. These motion control cards support multiple motor types, including DC brush, brushless DC, microstepping and pulse & direction motors. Prodigy and Magellan PCI cards are available in 1, 2, 3 and 4-axis versions and are designed in surface mount technology. Navigator PCI cards are available in 1, 2, and 4 axis configurations. Working with the PCI cards, PMD's Pro-Motion HUI makes it easy to analyze system performance, while C-Motion and VB-Motion allow you to develop your own application using C/C++ or Visual Basic. |
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| Galil offers a complete line of single and multi-axis controllers for stepper and servo motors. Interfaces include PCI, ISA, PC/104, cPCI, VME, USB, RS232 and Ethernet. Modes of motion include point-to-point positioning, jogging, linear and circular interpolation, contouring, ecam and electronic gearing. Also programmable I/O for interface to external sensors. |
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4 axis DC motors driver (Board for 4 axis DC motors)
Often to move an axis, extreme dynamic performances aren’t required so a DC motor with brushes could represent the best compromise for:
• Torque’s output linearity
• Positioning accuracy
• Dimensions
• Motor and driver’s low cost
Tex Computer’s multiplex driver can interface quickly any of our controller through Pwm signals on a connector for a 26 pin cable. Each of the 4 power stages with implemented Mosfet are protected from short circuits and capable to start motors with power up to 600 W per axis |
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| The PIC-SERVO SC Motion Control Board is maybe the fastest and lowest-cost way of getting your DC servo motor up and running. The clear, explicit documentation and the Windows test utility program take the mystery out of servo motor control. The board is designed for easily adding additional axes of control without flipping dip switches or setting jumpers. By mounting these compact, modular boards near your motors, you can greatly simplify the rat's nest of wiring which plagues most multi-axis control systems. |
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| LCR specializes in design, development and manufacturing of standard and custom Motor Controls for various types of motors used in diverse applications. We design motor controls for customers serving both domestic and international markets. |
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A choice of motion control modules for position detection using the following methods is available:
MCQ-5 Incremental with square-wave signals
MCR-6 Resolver
MCS-7 Incremental with sinusoidal signals
MCE-8 EnDat 2.1
MCE-9 EnDat 2.2
MCB-10 BiSS |
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The PCI 208 is based on a 120Mhz 32-bit floating point DSP supported by 8Mbits of SRAM, 32 Mbits of Flash memory and 128kbits of dual port RAM for PCI communications. A large FPGA provides for up to 8 stepper axes, or 8 axes with encoder feedback, or mixtures of the two, or up to 4 stepper axes with encoder verification. For +/-10v input servo drives an optional mezzanine board provides 16 bit resolution voltage outputs and analogue inputs. A DIN rail mounting break-out board eases the wiring interconnections for low-volume applications.
The PCI 208 is designed for motion control applications centred around a PC. Application programs written on the PC can access its facilities easily using an OCX component. It is also possible to run application programs on the PCI 208 in multi-tasking BASIC language or to use both programming techniques. Trio's Motion Perfect development software can be used to monitor the execution of programs, IO and motion. Complex motion such as cams, gears, linked axes, and interpolation is made easy with the comprehensive command set. The PCI208 has 20 opto-isolated digital 24v inputs and 10 opto-isolated outputs. The inputs can be used as high-speed hardware registration inputs for highly accurate control of print and packaging lines.
The I/O count can be expanded using Trio CANbus digital and analog modules. The PCI208 has 2 built-in CAN channels for I/O and axis control.
The basic PCI 208 has 2 stepper axes. The axis count can be increased in single axis steps up to 8. A P184 or P185 DAC board is required for analog output servo operation. |
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Stepper motor controller with Nano-Step resolution,
ready-to-install for the PC with PCI Slot.
The controller is able to manage 3 stepper motors
simultaneously.
Application:
Microscope scanning stages (Marzhauser, Prior, Olympus)
laser adjusting,
linear stage positioning, cross stage positioning.
Corvus PCI offers an optimized cost/performance ratio.
Please ask for a quote.
Features:
· stepper controller 2 oder 3 axes
· Resolution up to 690.000 steps/rev.
· smallest step input: 1nm
· use of physical units
· velocity up to 25 rev./s
· max. motor current 1.5 each phase
· programmable mode with host
· manual mode with Joystick
· ASCII command interpreter
· On Board macro commands
· Closed Loop interface RS422 or 1Vpp
· Digital Input/Output
· Position synchronous output (PSO)
· event controlled point of interest memory
· Analog output
· compatible with Corvus TT
· PCI driver for all Microsoft OS and Linux
· Windows User Interface (WinPos) |
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