a little words about power electronic in the store
12 Feb 2021 06:42 #198500
by aleksamc
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I see at store.mesanet.org
H-bridge
or
7I33 Quad Analog servo interface or Servomotor controller
There is only basic information about this davices.
I wonder, what Mesa has for making ServoDrive and what datasheet for it to how I can do servodrive for DC motors or AC motor?
7I33 Quad Analog servo interface or Servomotor controller
There is only basic information about this davices.
I wonder, what Mesa has for making ServoDrive and what datasheet for it to how I can do servodrive for DC motors or AC motor?
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14 Feb 2021 18:13 #198822
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic a little words about power electronic in the store
Look at at the 7i39 and 8i20 too.
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14 Feb 2021 22:46 - 14 Feb 2021 22:47 #198873
by aleksamc
Replied by aleksamc on topic a little words about power electronic in the store
Thanks, Andypugh for your answer.
Does 8i20 servoamplifiers has any datasheets or manual? How they are controlled and connected?
And I don't anderstand from product description what is 8C20.
Does 8i20 servoamplifiers has any datasheets or manual? How they are controlled and connected?
And I don't anderstand from product description what is 8C20.
The 8I20/8C20 combination adds the features of analog input velocity and torque modes, step and direction mode, quadrature input mode, smart position control mode, and four isolated inputs and outputs.
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15 Feb 2021 12:03 #198923
by aleksamc
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Also 8C20 is something very small. It seems that it's a module that used to operate Power Mosfets or IGBTs.
It would be nice if somebody give some more technical information about this device.
In the store there is SoftDMC (firmware that converts any of our FPGA based I/O cards to a high performance DSP based motion control system). It seems that mesa has very interesting devices but how they could be embed.
It would be nice if somebody give some more technical information about this device.
In the store there is SoftDMC (firmware that converts any of our FPGA based I/O cards to a high performance DSP based motion control system). It seems that mesa has very interesting devices but how they could be embed.
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24 Feb 2021 12:28 #199968
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic a little words about power electronic in the store
I thought that I had replied to this.
I have never seen an 8C20.
My machines that use the 8i20 are controlled and commutated directly from HAL.
(With resolvers this can be very easy indeed, you just need to link the 7i49 resolver angle directly to the 8i20 rotor angle input)
For more complex situations, for example where the feedback pole count does not match the motor, for encoders, for Hall sensors, or when there is an offset, the "bldc" HAL component does the conversions.
I have never seen an 8C20.
My machines that use the 8i20 are controlled and commutated directly from HAL.
(With resolvers this can be very easy indeed, you just need to link the 7i49 resolver angle directly to the 8i20 rotor angle input)
For more complex situations, for example where the feedback pole count does not match the motor, for encoders, for Hall sensors, or when there is an offset, the "bldc" HAL component does the conversions.
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