DCX-VM 300 Series Motion Controller
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Note: The DCX-VM300 series motion controllers are no longer recommended for new applications. If you have a new application that requires servo or stepper control, please see the MultiFlex motion controller family instead.
The DCX-VM300 motion control card features DSP technology and a modular multi-processing architecture first pioneered by PMC more than 30 years ago.
Each DCX-VM300 Series motion controller consists of an intelligent VME control card populated with any mix of up to six (6) intelligent plug-in function modules. Function modules are available for servo control, stepper control, digital I/O, analog I/O, and optional RS-232/422 or IEEE-488 communications.
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DCX-VM 300 Motion Controller
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- High-performance 1-6 axis axis VME-bus servo and stepper controller
- Flexible and powerful modular multi-processor architecture
- Digital and analog I/O expansion options
- I/O signals optionally available on VME P2 connector
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High-performance VME-bus motion controller |
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Advanced RISC, DSP & FPGA technology |
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1-6 axes servo & stepper control |
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One DSP chip per axis module, guaranteeing fast and reliable multi-axis performance |
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Multi-axis coordinated motion - interpolation, contouring, spline, master/slave, gearing |
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Trapezoidal, S-curve and parabolic velocity profiles for smooth jerk-free motion |
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8 KHz PID-FF servo loop update rate each axis (6 axes) |
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On-board sinusoidal commutation for smooth and accurate AC brushless servo control |
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64-bit floating point co-processor for ultra-wide dynamic range |
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16-bit analog servo command outputs for superior resolution |
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10 million encoder counts/sec for high-speed/ high-resolution moves |
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5 MHz pulse outputs for high-speed microstepping |
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Customizable notch filters |
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Open and closed-loop stepper control |
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On-the-fly changes in trajectory, direction and PID values |
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High-speed I/O includes sub-microsecond position capture inputs & compare outputs |
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On-board multi-tasking frees host PC for other tasks |
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Consistent real-time behavior: Performance remains as specified no matter which features or axes are enabled |
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Additional digital and analog I/O available via I/O plug-in modules |
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I/O signals can optionally be accessed via VME P2 connector |
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