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I have applications that use Large Vector AC Drives / DC Drives with encoder feedback.
Does anyone know of a CanOpen / SERCOS interface or CoDeSys Controller that will send out a +/-10 Speed Reference and Encoder Feedback. So I can interface with these drive or not older servo drives? I'm looking for upto 8-axis of motion.
Thanks...
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If your goal is a pc based system, i would use a automata sercos card,Sercos Terminal BK7500, incremental encoder input terminal, an analogoutput terminal. From software side, RTE and Softmotion (Analogdrive.lib)
Advantage: you could mix up the old analog drives even with new sercos driven drives /devices -> all controlled with plcopen fb's & other Softmotion functions blocks.
->8 Axis are possible with a bunch of terminals.
Regards
Edwin
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I have applications that use Large Vector AC Drives / DC Drives with encoder feedback.
Does anyone know of a CanOpen / SERCOS interface or CoDeSys Controller that will send out a +/-10 Speed Reference and Encoder Feedback. So I can interface with these drive or not older servo drives? I'm looking for upto 8-axis of motion.
Thanks...
Hi,
If your goal is a pc based system, i would use a automata sercos card,Sercos Terminal BK7500, incremental encoder input terminal, an analogoutput terminal. From software side, RTE and Softmotion (Analogdrive.lib)
Advantage: you could mix up the old analog drives even with new sercos driven drives /devices -> all controlled with plcopen fb's & other Softmotion functions blocks.
->8 Axis are possible with a bunch of terminals.
Regards
Edwin
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Thank you in advance!