Versatile PCI motion controller
Fort Smith, Ark.—A motion controller for up to eight "servo/stepper/vector motors," based on the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) system, has been introduced. Called NextMove-PCI, the card uses a 32-bit DSP, runs at 50 MHz—supporting 200-nsec position capture—and works with encoder signals up to 7.
Fort Smith, Ark. —A motion controller for up to eight “servo/stepper/vector motors,” based on the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) system, has been introduced. Called NextMove-PCI, the card uses a 32-bit DSP, runs at 50 MHz—supporting 200-nsec position capture—and works with encoder signals up to 7.5 MHz. The card is programmed via Baldor’s MINT motion control language or “C.” NextMove-PCI includes 20/12 digital I/O points (user configurable), analog differential inputs ( www.baldor.com Baldor Electric Co.
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