Microstepper Controls Two Axes

Sept. 1, 1999
Using the firm's proprietary Variable Resolution Microstep Control (VRMC) technology, the MAX-420 dual-axis microstep subsystem provides accurate and repeatable positioning at any shaft speed. The subsystem contains integral drivers and power supply

Using the firm's proprietary Variable Resolution Microstep Control (VRMC) technology, the MAX-420 dual-axis microstep subsystem provides accurate and repeatable positioning at any shaft speed. The subsystem contains integral drivers and power supply housed in a heatsinked, fan cooled, compact enclosure with dimensions of 4" x 5" x 11.6". The 4A/40V unit is designed to operate 23 and 34 frame size stepping motors. Standard features include 2 kbytes of non-volatile memory for program storage, extended user I/O, programmable motor current, and independent acceleration/deceleration ramping. The controller offers programmable step resolution of 400 to 50,000 or more steps/revolution. Short-circuit, overtemperature and undervoltage protection combine with the firm’s watchdog software to assure reliable operation in hostile environments. For closed-loop applications, the system can be upgraded to include encoder feedback.

Company: ADVANCED MICRO SYSTEMS INC.

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