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VI. Closed-Loop ComputerControl: Displacement of the PZT iscontrolled via the RS-232 com-puter interface with a resolu-tion of 20 bits. The DC-offset
potentiometer and BNC analog
input are inactive when in com-
puter control mode. Powerful Computer Interface Wave Table The RS-232 interface supportsfast communication with the
host computer, with up to 300
bidirectional read/write opera-
tions per second, and also in-
cludes a high-precision 20-bitD/A and A/D converter for opti-mum position stability and res-
olution. User-defined data points, cal-culated with an arbitrary func-tion, can be stored in a WaveTable in the E-665 for later out-
put under control of an exter-
nal trigger. Multi-Axis Network up to 12 Channels Up to 12 E-665s can be net-worked and controlled over a
single RS-232 interface. Parallel
networking is used between
the E-665’s, providing higherdata rates than possible withserial links. Software / Command Set The E-665 controller comeswith Windows™ installation
software, DLLs and Lab View™
drivers. The command struc-ture of the extensive command
set is based on the PI General
Command Set (GCS). The GCS
was developed by PI to facili-
tate the programming and
operation of a wide range ofdifferent devices with a com-mon command language, thus
reducing the programming
effort in the face of complex
multi-axis positioning tasks. It
is also supported by the E-516Computer Interface Module,and most PI nanopositioning
controllers and motor con-
trollers. For more information
on GCS, see p.9-28.
Nanopositioning Controllers - 13949 E-665LVPZT Piezo Amplifier / Servo-Controller with Fast RS-232 InterfaceOrdering Information III. Open-Loop ComputerControl:E-665.SR LVPZT Piezo Amplifier / Servo-Controller, SGS Sensor, RS-232 Interface Output voltage is controlled viathe RS-232 computer interface with a resolution of 20 bits. The DC-offset potentiometer and BNC analog input are inactivewhen in computer control mode. E-665.LR LVPZT Piezo Amplifier / Servo- Controller, LVDT Sensor, RS-232 Interface E-665.CR Ask about custom designs! IV. Closed-Loop (position con-trol mode) Manual Control: LVPZT Piezo Amplifier / Servo- Controller, Capacitive Sensor, RS-232 Interface Displacement of the PZT can beset by a 10-turn, DC-offset po- tentiometer in the range of zero to nominal displacement. V. Closed-Loop ExternalControl: Displacement of the PZT is con-trolled by an analog signal in conjunction with the DC-offset potentiometer. With a unipolar actuator, the controller is typi-cally set up and calibrated insuch a way that 10 V corre-sponds to maximum nominal displacement and 0 V corre- sponds to 0 displacement. The DC-offset potentiometer adds a 0 to 10 V bias to the input, allowing continuous shifting of the 10-volt-wide input voltagerange within -10 V to +10 V (seepage 6-52). E-665.SR Integrated High-Speed RS-232 Interface & 20-bit DAC Network Capability with up to 12 Channels Piezo Driver with 36 W Peak Power SGS, LVDT and Capacitive Sensor Servo-Control Table for User-Defined Curves I. Open-Loop Manual Control(power-supply mode): GCS (General Command Set) Compatible UL and CSA certified Output voltage can be set by a10-turn, DC-offset potentiome- ter in the range of 0 to 100 V. The E-665 is a bench-top piezolinear amplifier and position servo-controller with integrat- ed high-speed RS-232 comput- er interface and 20-bit D/A con- verter. The low-noise amplifiercan supply/sink a peak currentof 360 mA in a voltage range of -20 to 120 V. Versions are avail- able to operate with SGS, LVDT or capacitive position sensors, making the servo-controller suitable for a wide variety of PIpiezo actuators and stages. TheE-665 can be operated in six different ways: II. Open-Loop External Control(amplifier mode): Output voltage is controlled byan analog signal applied to theBNC input. This input plus anyDC-offset must be in -2 to +12 V, which, times the gain factor of 10, gives an output voltage range of -20 to +120 V. The DC-offset ranges from 0 to 10 V and is set with the front-panelpotentiometer (see page 6-52),allowing continuous shifting of the 14-volt-wide input voltage range within -12 to +12 V. © PI 1998-2005. Subject to change w/o notice. Cat 118 05/09.17 6-30 |