MESA 5I25, 6I25 and 7I92
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26 Jan 2016 00:38 #69110
by Gatesy
MESA 5I25, 6I25 and 7I92 was created by Gatesy
Is there any difference between these boards other than the way they connect to the PC?
Is there any performance advantage of PCI, PCIE or ethernet?
Just thinking that ethernet would probably be most versatile?
Is there any performance advantage of PCI, PCIE or ethernet?
Just thinking that ethernet would probably be most versatile?
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26 Jan 2016 14:56 #69121
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Replied by PCW on topic MESA 5I25, 6I25 and 7I92
They are basically all the same capability wise
The PCI/PCIE cards allow somewhat faster servo update rates (to 8 KHz or so vs about 4 Khz max for Ethernet)
This really only makes a difference if you have a torque mode servo drive or you need multi-G accelerations
as the default 1 KHz servo thread rate is fine for step/dir and velocity mode servos for most machines
The main advantage of Ethernet is wiring ease (thin and possibly long cable between CPU and control cabinet)
and isolation of the PC from all I/O
The PCI/PCIE cards allow somewhat faster servo update rates (to 8 KHz or so vs about 4 Khz max for Ethernet)
This really only makes a difference if you have a torque mode servo drive or you need multi-G accelerations
as the default 1 KHz servo thread rate is fine for step/dir and velocity mode servos for most machines
The main advantage of Ethernet is wiring ease (thin and possibly long cable between CPU and control cabinet)
and isolation of the PC from all I/O
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