CPCI-75SD1-08CPF1-XX [ETC]

Converter ; 变流器\n
CPCI-75SD1-08CPF1-XX
型号: CPCI-75SD1-08CPF1-XX
厂家: ETC    ETC
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Converter
变流器\n

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APEX Signal, A Division of NAI, Inc.  
cPCI-75SD1  
cPCI  
EIGHT (8) SYNCHRO/RESOLVER-to-DIGITAL  
TWO-SPEED OR SINGLE SPEED OR COMBINATIONS (PROGRAMMABLE)  
MULTI-SPEED RATIOS: 2 to 255; OPTIONAL INTERNAL REFERENCE  
ACCURATE VELOCITY OUTPUTS, CONTINUOUS SELF TEST  
TO COMMERCIAL OR MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS  
16 bit resolution (24 bit combined)  
1 arc minute accuracy  
Continuous background bit testing with Reference and Signal loss detection  
Power-On Self-Test (POST)  
S/D channels are self-calibrating  
50 Hz to 10 kHz  
Encoder (A & B) plus Index outputs; Programmable resolution  
Equivalent A, B, & C Hall Effect commutation outputs  
Synchro/Resolver programmable  
Transformer isolated  
Accurate Digital Velocity outputs  
Latch feature  
Synthetic reference compensates for ±60° phase shift  
I/O via front panel, J2 or both  
2,4,or 8 channels available  
Commercial or severe environment MIL  
DESCRIPTION:  
This single slot card contains eight separate transformer isolated Synchro/Resolver-to-Digital tracking  
converters, optional 5 VA reference, and extensive diagnostics. The (8) measurement channels also produce  
differential incremental encoder (A&B) outputs (with programmable resolution) and a zero degree marker pulse or  
Commutation outputs for 4, 6, or 8 pole brushless DC motors that eliminate the need for Hall Effect sensors on the  
motor thus eliminating processor time and reducing bus traffic. The S/R/D channels incorporate high linearity digital  
velocity outputs, angle change alert and can be field configured for either single speed or multi-speed to any ratio  
between 2 and 255. Ambiguity circuits maintain monotonic outputs by compensating for misalignment between the  
Coarse and Fine Synchros, however, the processor will set a flag when it senses that the max. allowable misalignment  
of 90°/gear ratio is exceeded. The S/R/D channels, even when large accelerations are encountered, never looses  
tracking, because they incorporate the unique capability to automatically shift to higher bandwidths. The shifting is  
smooth and continuous with no glitches. Tracking rates are only limited to bandwidth restrictions, up to 150 RPS, at 16  
bit resolution. The “Latch” feature permits the user to read all channels at the same time. Reading will unlatch the  
channel. The use of Type II servo loop processing techniques enables tracking, at full accuracy, up to the specified  
rate. A step input will not cause any hang-up condition. Intermediate transparent latches, assure that current valid data  
is always available for any channel without effecting the tracking performance of the converters. Each channel can be  
specified for a different voltage,frequency or resolution.  
To simplify logistics, Part number, S/N, Date code, & Rev. are located in permanent memory locations.  
Apex Signal, A Division of NAI, Inc.  
170 Wilbur Place, Bohemia, NY, 11716,USA  
631.567.1100/631.567.1823(fax)  
www.naii.com / e-mail:sales@naii.com  
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Major diagnostics are incorporated  
to offer substantial improvements to system reliability because the user is  
alerted to channel malfunctions. This approach also reduces bus traffic because the Status registers do not require  
constant polling. Power-On, Self-Test (POST) diagnostic can immediately initiate (D3) test. See Programming  
Instructions for further details. Three different tests (one on-line and two off-line) can be selected:  
The (D2) test  
°
initiates automatic background bit testing. Each channel is checked every 5 to a test accuracy of  
0.05° and each Signal and Reference is always monitored. Any failure triggers an Interrupt (if enabled) and the results  
are available in status registers. The testing is totally transparent to the user, requires no external programming, has  
no effect on the standard operation of this card and can be enabled or disabled via the bus.  
The (D3) test  
initiates a BIT test that disconnects all input channels from the outside and connects them across an  
internal stimulus that generates and tests 72 different angles to a test accuracy of 0.05°. External reference is not  
required. This testing requires no external programming, and can be enabled or disabled via the bus.  
The (D0) test  
is used to check the card and the cPCI interface. All input channels are disconnected from the outside  
world thus allowing user to write any number of angles to the card and then read the data from the cPCI interface.  
External reference is not required for this test.  
This board can operate over a "C" or "M" operating temperature range (See part number). The "C" version (0°C to  
+70°C) uses standard high quality commercial semiconductors. The "M" version (-55°C to +85°C, used for severe  
environmental condition, uses high quality extended temperature semiconductors. Conduction cooling, using a thermal  
plane and wedge locks, can be specified by adding "W" to P/N. A stiffener improves vibration response. Both sides of  
the board can be conformal coated (See P/N). All “M” boards are burned in for 24 hours and cycled from -55°C to  
+85°C.  
SPECIFICATIONS:  
Resolution:  
Applies to each channel  
16 bits (24 bits for two-speed mode )  
Accuracy:  
±1 arc minute for single speed inputs  
±20 arc seconds (.0055°) for two-speed at any ratio and 16 bit resolution  
18.5 rps max. at 60 Hz; 150 rps max. above 400 Hz. (Referred to Fine input in a two-speed  
configuration)  
Normal is 10 Hz at 60 Hz carrier; 40 Hz at 400 Hz carrier, and 100 Hz above 1 kHz carrier.  
Can be readily customized  
Tracking Rate:  
Bandwidth:  
Input format:  
Gear ratio:  
Synchro, Resolver or combination. (See part number)  
Each channel pair is programmable from 2 to 255  
L-L  
L-L  
Input voltage:  
Resolver : 2-28 V Autoranging, 90 V  
L-L ,  
L-L  
90 V  
Synchro : 11.8 V  
Synchro and Resolver inputs are transformer isolated  
L-L  
L-L  
Input Impedance:  
Reference:  
40 kmin. up to 28 V , 100 k min. at 90 V  
2-28 Vrms, Autoranging or 115 Vrms fixed. Transformer isolated.  
Reference Zin  
Frequency:  
100 kmin.  
50 Hz to 10 Khz (See part number)  
Encoder outputs:  
Either 12,13,14,15, or 16 bit resolution, (field programmable) and Index marker. 12 bit  
resolution is equivalent to 1,024 cycles (4,096 transitions) etc. Differential outputs. The  
encoder resolution is fixed and does not change with speed. (Optional, see P/N).  
Equivalent to the A, B, C outputs from Hall Effect Sensors for 4, 6 or 8 pole motors  
Each channel can be set to a different angle differential. When that differential is  
exceeded, an interrupt (if enabled) is triggered. Default: “Ch. disabled”. Msb=180°;  
Min. differential is 0.05°. Max. differential that can be programmed is 179.9 degrees.  
The synthetic reference circuit automatically compensates for phase shifts between the  
transducer excitation and output up to ±60°.  
Commutation outputs:  
Angle change alert:  
Phase shift:  
Velocity, Digital:  
16 bit resolution; Linearity: 0.1%. Scalable to 0.1°/sec resolution.  
Apex Signal, A Division of NAI, Inc.  
170 Wilbur Place, Bohemia, NY, 11716,USA  
631.567.1100/631.567.1823(fax)  
www.naii.com / e-mail:sales@naii.com  
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Wrap around Self Test: The three different powerful test methods are detailed in the Description section and  
further described in the Programming Instructions.  
Power:  
+5 VDC,+/- 12 VDC  
Temperature,operating: “C”= 0 to + 70 degrees C, “M”= -55 to + 85 degrees C  
Temperature,storage:  
Size:  
Weight:  
-55 to +105 degrees C  
3U, single slot 233.4mm x 20.3mm x 160mm deep  
20 oz.  
REFERENCE:  
Voltage:  
Frequency:  
Optional. (See part number).  
2.0-28 Vrms programmable, resolution 0.1 Vrms, or 115 Vrms fixed. Accuracy ±2%;  
360 Hz to 10 Khz ±1% with 1 Hz resolution.  
10% max. No load to full load.  
Regulation:  
Output power:  
5 VA max. at 40° min. inductive.  
CODE TABLE  
Code Input Ref  
Freq.  
Comments  
01  
02  
03  
05  
06  
50  
11.8  
26  
400  
90  
115  
115  
400  
60  
90  
2-26 2-26  
400  
2-26 2-26 10,000  
5,000  
2
4
4 channels tracking at 300 RPS  
Apex Signal, A Division of NAI, Inc.  
170 Wilbur Place, Bohemia, NY, 11716,USA  
631.567.1100/631.567.1823(fax)  
www.naii.com / e-mail:sales@naii.com  
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PART NUMBER DESIGNATION  
75SD1- XX X X X X - XX  
TOTAL NUMBER OF CHANNELS  
02 – 2 S/D Channels  
CODE (See Code Table)  
04 – 4 S/D Channels  
08 – 8 S/D Channels  
ENVIRONMENTAL  
OPTIONS  
C = 0°C to +70°C  
M = -55°C to +85°C  
H = M With Removable Conformal Coating  
K = C With Removable Conformal Coating  
With On-Board Reference:  
1 = One Common Reference Input **  
2 = Individual Reference Inputs  
3 = One Common Reference Input with  
Programmable Encoder (A & B) and  
Index/Commutation * **  
4 = Individual Reference Inputs with  
Programmable Encoder (A & B) and  
Index/Commutation *  
FORMAT  
S = Synchro  
R = Resolver  
M = Mixed (See Code Table)  
P = Synchro/Resolver Programmable  
Without On-Board Reference:  
5 = One Common Reference Input  
6 = Individual Reference Inputs  
7 = One Common Reference Input;  
Programmable Encoder (A & B) and  
Index/Commutation *  
8 = Individual Reference Inputs;  
Programmable Encoder (A & B) and  
Index/Commutation *  
MECHANICAL  
F = Front Panel I/O only  
B = Front Panel I/O and J2 I/O  
P = J2 I/O only  
Note: J2 connections can not be used for  
Analog signals in a PXI chassis. Analog  
Outputs must be via the front panel I/O only  
(F).  
Custom Design:  
9 = Custom Design (See Separate Spec)  
*Encoder/Commutation outputs are via the J2  
connector only  
** Common reference inputs are tied to the  
on-board reference supply  
Apex Signal, A Division of NAI, Inc.  
170 Wilbur Place, Bohemia, NY, 11716,USA  
631.567.1100/631.567.1823(fax)  
www.naii.com / e-mail:sales@naii.com  
1-17-01  
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