berger Lahr servo

Hello, i have got some berger lahr servos from my employer. The type is TLC532. But the servo controller have a Profibus (rs485) and a +/-10V analog input. Is there a possibility to connect these controller to EMC. My job is electronic development. So i have experience with µController and electronic.

Thanks freemade

using analog +/-10v inputs then the answer is yes , use Mesa or pico-systems interfaces for analog servos is probably your best choice
profibus is not supported .

Thank you, how expensive are these boards? Is there an other way to send out the speed signals (single or multible RS232) In this case i can translate the rs232 data with a µcontroller to +/-10 with a opamp.

thank you

Take a look here for Mesa...
www.mesanet.com/index.html

I use a 5i20, the 5i25 is new and is supported here.

Rick G

thank you my question again is Is there a way to send out the emc speed value over a bus system?

Yes, there are such systems but for EMC, they need to be real time
(RS-232 is likely too slow. Modbus is not real-time and most Ethernet
schemes are not real time either)

In addition to the analog voltage, the encoder signals must be brought back to EMC,
also in real time (since EMC is closing the servo loop)

Ethercat is one possibility but likely quite expensive for a combined
analog out/encoder in I/O set .

Because of the real time requirements, most of EMC supported board sets use fast, low latency connections to the CPU (Either EPP or PCI bus)

Hello, thank you for your help.

My sevo amplifier have also a encoder input. but now after you explaind to me i think it is better to connect the encoder to EMC is it?. Than EMC is closing the loop.
Is that right?

If i bought a 5i25 (these board is not expensive) do i need a break out board also?

Thank you Freemade