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UD53
Key Features
- Accepts sinusoidal motor position feedback signals from a motor shaft encoder
- Simulated encoder (EIA485 quadrature or frequency and direction) output
- Easy drive positioning feedback in rugged and demanding environments
 
Specifications
Resolver Excitation Output
Output wave form:   6k Hz 6 Vrms sine wave
Protection: Over current and series ferrite beads
Absolute maximum applied DC voltage (REFH): +24 V - 4 V
Absolute maximum applied current (REFL, 0VREF): 200 mA
 
 
Resolver Inputs
Protection:   Series resistors and clamp diodes
Absolute maximum applied DC voltages: (SINL, COSL) ¡¾ 4 V
  (SINH, COSH) ¡¾ 12 V
 
Resolver Resolution
The resolver resolution is determined by the maximum required speed as set up in parameters of the drive. The maximum speed can be changed when the drive is enabled but only if the resolution of the resolver does not also require changing see table below.
Maximum Motor Speed Resolver Resolution Simulated Encoder Output PPR in Quadrature Mode*
0 - 3000rpm 14 bit 4096
3001 - 12000rpm 12 bit 1024
> 12000rpm 10 bit 256
Note*: in F and D mode, the number of output pulses per revolution is doubled.
 
Encoder Simulation Output
The Encoder simulation output is derived from the resolver through a digital conversion IC within the option module. The maximum number of pulses per revolution is equal to the resolution of the resolver divided by four (see table above). Changing the maximum speed of the motor so that the resolution changes will cause loss of position.
The Encoder resolution can be reduced further by using the divide parameter, changing this parameter will also cause a loss of position.
The zero pulse position can only be changed by rotating the resolver relative to the shaft.
The outputs are to the EIA485 specification.
Maximum frequency:   205 kHz (quadrature mode)
410 kHz (F and D mode)
 
Minimum pulse width (ENCZP/N):   300nS
Absolute maximum applied voltage wrt 0VENC: -10, + 15 V
Absolute maximum applied current to 0VENC: 200 mA
Protection: Current limit with thermal protection and ferrite
  beads in series with IC outputs