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Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
1 year 7 months ago #322966
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
This one says height sensor is Ethercat or +- 10v
alleriastore.com/products/automatic-lase..._fid=c31262f39&_ss=c
Some of their controller packages refer to a TTA interface but don't describe it anywhere
alleriastore.com/products/automatic-lase..._fid=c31262f39&_ss=c
Having a more open spec rather than closed source will be much better anyway.
alleriastore.com/products/automatic-lase..._fid=c31262f39&_ss=c
Some of their controller packages refer to a TTA interface but don't describe it anywhere
alleriastore.com/products/automatic-lase..._fid=c31262f39&_ss=c
Having a more open spec rather than closed source will be much better anyway.
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1 year 7 months ago #323098
by prokopcio
If in your opinion square signal 20kHz = 70kHz for 0-10mm distance ( 0.05kHz / 0.01mm resolution ) is good idea ?
And 10kHz for colision.
Replied by prokopcio on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
Hi PCWI would say a couple hundred KHz so pretty much any encoder interface could work.
Also better if its a square wave so it asks the least of the frequency/period counter.
An offset frequency is good also so you don't lose bandwidth near 0 frequency.
If in your opinion square signal 20kHz = 70kHz for 0-10mm distance ( 0.05kHz / 0.01mm resolution ) is good idea ?
And 10kHz for colision.
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1 year 7 months ago #323107
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
Yes, 20 to 70 KHz should be fine as it will work with general encoder/counter inputs
and always high enough frequency so the control bandwidth is not affected.
and always high enough frequency so the control bandwidth is not affected.
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1 year 7 months ago #323162
by prokopcio
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1 year 7 months ago #323172
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
That did not take long! ?
This makes it usable with Mesa boards and even parallel ports as they can easily count encoder signals
This makes it usable with Mesa boards and even parallel ports as they can easily count encoder signals
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1 year 7 months ago #323223
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
looking good!
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1 year 7 months ago #323250
by prokopcio
Replied by prokopcio on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
I think it's a good time to send it to you for testing. You'll receive the package next week.
I wonder if it will work as you expect.
Criticism is welcome because it drives me to work properly
I wonder if it will work as you expect.
Criticism is welcome because it drives me to work properly
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1 year 7 months ago #323251
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
Tou must be psychic! I just sent you an email! I havea Beckhoff EL5151 encoder on its way and hope to put a Mesa order together soon too so we can test both environments.I think it's a good time to send it to you for testing. You'll receive the package next week.
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1 year 7 months ago #323532
by prokopcio
Replied by prokopcio on topic Laser Head Height Sensor – Looking for a Beta Tester
I have completed the preliminary version of the documentation.
proma-elektronika.com/download/c2v_laser_sense_en.pdf
proma-elektronika.com/download/c2v_laser_sense_en.pdf
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