CAMAC - 3362
Stepping Motor Controller |
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ABOUT 3362
The Model 3362 is a CAMAC module containing the controls and driving circuits for a
typical stepping motor. Writing a 16-bit sign and magnitude word into a countdown
register initiates a process that counts the register down to zero while generating a new
output phase at each count. The countdown is halted at a count of zero or upon setting
one of two external limit switch inputs. The sign bit determines which input is able to
inhibit the counting process. If the related limit switch input is set and an attempt is
made to restart the count with an F(16)•A(0) command, the countdown register will not
be written and Q = 0 will be returned. Typically, the two external switch inputs are
a clockwise limit switch and a counterclockwise limit switch. The polarities of these
limit switch inputs are strap-selectable.
The countdown register is clocked at a minimum and maximum rate determined by the
control register. The acceleration rate is set by the front-panel potentiometer and is
linear between the minimum and maximum rates. Rate of acceleration will remain
constant even when the minimum and/or maximumfrequencies are changed. Once the
acceleration is set for a specific motor, the minimum and maximum frequency can be
changed without any new acceleration rate adjustments.
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