It outputs a frequency of approximately 100kHz to 1 MHz vhich is proportional to the input torch voltage. This provides very high isolation.
I figured that we can use one of the encoders on any of the un-used axes (I am using only 3 axis on the plasma table) to measure the frequency and use it as a THC.
Let me know your thoughts.
Regards,
-amit
Group: DynoMotion
Message: 9421
From: TK
Date: 4/17/2014
Subject: Re: Torch Height control using Mesanet's THCAD
Hi Amit,
KFLOP's encoder inputs require quadrature signals. It looks like a circuit would be required to generate a phase shifted quadrature signal. Then you could use the encoder input to measure the frequency over some period.
It outputs a frequency of approximately 100kHz to 1 MHz vhich is proportional to the input torch voltage. This provides very high isolation.
I figured that we can use one of the encoders on any of the un-used axes (I am using only 3 axis on the plasma table) to measure the frequency and use it as a THC.