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PiezoMotor Microstep Driver 101 Technical Manual
Open the catalog to page 1Imprint Revision 02 11.04.2014 Document number 150086-02 © Copyright by PiezoMotor Uppsala AB Stålgatan 14, SE-754 50 Uppsala, Sweden All rights reserved, icluding those to the translation. No part of this description may be duplicated, reproduced, stored in an information system or processed or transferred in any other form without prior express written permission of PiezoMotor Uppsala AB.
Open the catalog to page 2This document is intended as a guide to the technical aspects of installing and using PiezoMotor Microstep Driver 101 (hereafter referred to as PMD101). The unit is an advanced one axis driver for Piezo LEGS linear and rotary motors from PiezoMotor. The driver will give the motors resolution down in the nanometer/microradian range by dividing every full wfm-step into small and precise microsteps. Detailed information about the different Piezo LEGS motors can be found on our homepage: 3.1 Piezo LEGS Linear and Rotary Motors 5 - Detailed Technical Description 7.3.1 Motor Port Pinouts 7.3.2...
Open the catalog to page 38.3.1 Internal Step Control 8.3.2 External Step Control - Step/Direction Interface 8.3.3 External Step Control - Analog Interface 9.1.2 Target Mode Position Limits A and B 9.1.3 Target Mode Minimum and Maximum Speed 9.1.4 Target Mode Speed Ramp Up and Down 9.1.5 Target Mode Stop Range 9.1.6 Target Mode Model 9.2.8 Analog Mode Stop Voltage 9.2.9 Analog Mode Stop Range 10.1 General Maintenance Instructions
Open the catalog to page 41 ‒ Important Information 1.1 Symbols Used in this Document Caution! This pictogram with the wording “Caution!” indicates an imminent danger which can result in slight physical injuries or material damage. ►This arrow points out the appropriate precautions. Regulation! This pictogram with the wording “Regulation!” indicates a statutory regulation, guideline or directive which must be observed in respective context of the text. Note! This pictogram with the wording “Note” provides tips and recommendations for use and handling of the component. Chapter 1 ‒ Important Information
Open the catalog to page 51.2 Safety Instructions Note! The PMD101 driver is a high-end product intended for use with PiezoMotor’s Piezo LEGS product line. In order to get best performance and reliability it is important the driver unit is handled according to the instructions given in this manual and other delivery documents. Caution! The piezoceramic elements in a Piezo LEGS motor act as capacitors and can sometimes hold substantial electrical charge. ► Make sure motors are discharged through suitable discharge resistors. Caution! Incorrect installation using improper mounting materials or methods can cause damage...
Open the catalog to page 62 ‒ Delivery 2.1 Packaging and Delivery Contents The PMD101 driver unit has been cleaned prior to packaging, but does not carry any clean room classifications. The unit is shipped in a cardboard box with foam packaging material. These items are included in the box at delivery: 1x 1x 1x 1x PMD101 driver unit USB cable AC-DC adaptor, 15V, 1.2 A CD with PiezoMotor Motion System software and pdf-version of this document (latest verion of software and manual is available on the PiezoMotor homepage)
Open the catalog to page 73 ‒ Functional Principle 3.1 Piezo LEGS Linear and Rotary Motors The PMD101 driver unit is made to control PiezoMotor’s linear and rotary Piezo LEGS motors. The Piezo LEGS technology is characterized by its outstanding precision and high resolution. The motors are backlash free because of the friction based direct drive. There is no need for gearboxes or linear screws, and the motor is very strong compared to its size. The performance of a Piezo LEGS motor is different from that of a DC or stepper motor in several aspects. A Piezo LEGS motor is friction based, meaning motion is transferred...
Open the catalog to page 9To exemplify, the Piezo LEGS Linear 20N motor has a typical step length of ~5 µm when there is no external load present. Running 2000 wfm-steps per second will generate a speed of ~5 µm • 2000 Hz = ~10 mm/s. When the motor is loaded with 10 N of force opposing the direction of motion, the wfm-step length is decreased to ~4 µm, and resulting speed when driving at 2 kHz is of course ~4 µm • 2000 Hz = ~8 mm/s. When the motor is loaded with 10 N of force in the same direction as the direction of motion, the wfm-step length is increased to ~6 µm. Resulting speed for 2 kHz drive frequency is ~6...
Open the catalog to page 10The Rhomb waveform is less suited for precision positioning but may give faster speeds. The RhombF waveform is rather similar to Delta, but is only available at maximum resolution of 256 microsteps per wfm-step. The waveform and resolution can be selected with the M and R commands. Waveform and resolution can also be selected using the C command which sets both parameters M and R at the same time. The waveforms are: M3 = Delta M2 = Delta M1 = Rhomb M0 = RhombF with resolution 2048 / 1024 / 512 / 256 microsteps per wfm-step with resolution 256 / 128 / 64 / 32 microsteps per wfm-step with...
Open the catalog to page 114 ‒ Quick Start 4.1 Getting Started 1. Unpack the PMD101 unit and verify that no damage has occurred during transportation. Place unit so that it gets sufficient cooling. To install PiezoMotor Motion System software, run Windows Installer (msi file) from the CD, or find the latest release on our homepage: www.piezomotor.com. Additionally, communication drivers from FTDI needs to be downloaded and installed separately. Find the virtual com port drivers on the FTDI homepage: www.ftdichip.com. Connect your Piezo LEGS motor to the PMD101 unit. If you are using a Piezo LEGS Linear Twin motor, it...
Open the catalog to page 134.2 Installation 4.2.1 Cooling The driver unit is cooled by convection and therefore needs free space for this purpose. If the driver gets overheated it will automatically stop running the motor. 4.2.2 Power Supply The driver unit is supplied with a AC-DC adapter, input AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz and output 12 VDC, 1.5 A. The driver can be used with any 12-24 V DC supply (be sure to check the polarity of the connector; outer shell is GND). 4.2.3 Host Communication The driver unit connects to a PC with a USB cable and uses a serial interface with ASCII commands. The driver unit is equipped with...
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