Datasheet GS-DC200SS, GS-DC200S, GS-DC200 Datasheet (SGS Thomson Microelectronics)

GS-DC200 Family
STEPPER MOTOR CONTROL AND DRIVE SYSTEM FAMILY
DESCRIPTION
TheGS-DC200 seriesisafamilyofsingleEurocard boards that contain allthe logicnecessary to oper­ate a stepper motor, including the instructions de­coding, the step timing generation, the storage of the program to be executed. The motor interface can deliver phase current up to 2.5A.
The boardscanbe used asa standalonecomplete motion control system or they can be driven by a central host computer.
TheGS-DC200family isbuilt around theGS-C200, GS-C200S, GS-D200, GS-D200S modul es, (see the relevant data sheet) and it retains all the fea­tures of these modules.
SELECTION CHART
Ordering Number
GS-DC200 GS-C200+GS-D200 GS-DC200S GS-C200+GS-D200S GS-DC200SS GS-C200S+GS-D200S
Controller
Sequencer Driver
Instruction
Set Commands
25 2.0 25 2.5 29 2.5
Phase
Current (A)
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Symbol Parameter Value Unit
V
T
T
hop
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DC Supply Voltage
s
Storage Temperature Range
stg
Max Operating Heatsink Temperature (GS-D200/200S)
42 V
–40 to +105 °C
+85 °C
GS-DC200 Family
ELECTRICALCHARACTERISTICS (T
Symbol Parameter Test Conditions Min Typ Max Unit
V
V
I
t
cpw
t
rpw
DC Supply Voltage
s
Quiescent Supply Current
I
s
Logic Input Voltage
V
i
Logic Output Voltage
o
Programmable Phase Current
ph
Chopper Frequency
f
c
Clock Pulse Width Reset Pulse Width (Internal)
MOTION CHARACTERISTICS
Speed Range 10 to 10000 steps Speed Resolution 10 steps Ramp Length 1 to 999 steps Ramp Resolution 1 step Positioning Range (GS-DC200/S) 0 to 9999999 Positioning Range (GS-DC200SS) –8388608 to
SingleMovement Range 1 to 999999 steps Positioning Resolution 1 step Positioning Repeatibility ± 0 step Program Storage Capability 119 Bytes
+8388607
=25°C and VS=24V unless otherwise specified)
amb
12 40 V
Low
High 2
Low
High 2
GS-DC200
GS-DC200S/SS
COMMUNICATION PORT CHARACTERISTICS
SIGNAL LINES 3(TXD, RXD, GND) BAUD RATERANGE 110to 9600 FORMAT 1 StartBit
7 Data Bit 2 Stop Bit Odd Parity
150 mA
0.8 5
0.8 5
2
2.5
17 kHz
5 µs
500 µs
V V
V V
A A
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Figure 1. GS-DC200, GS-DC200S and GS-DC200SS Block Diagram
GS-DC200 Family
Fig. 2 - GS-DC Stepper MotorDriver/Controller Board
Dimensionsin mm
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GS-DC200 Family
Fig. 3 - GS-DC200, GS-DC200Sand GS-DC200SS Schematic Diagram
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GS-DC200 Family
GS-DC FAMILYBUSCONNECTOR PINSDESCRIPTION
The GS-DC family uses a 32 pin (16+16) DIN 41612-VG95324 male connectoranda RS-232 connector.
DIN BUS CONNECTOR(J1)
Pin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Row a Signal
Ground Not used Ground Not used Ground Power driver enable input Ground Power driver control input Ground Half/Full step select Ground User input3 Ground User input2 Ground User output 3 Ground User input1 Ground User output 2 Ground End-of-travel switch Ground User output 1 Ground Home switch Ground Prog. underexecution output Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Phase D output Phase D output Phase C output Phase C output Phase B output Phase B output Phase Aoutput Phase Aoutput Step enable input Stop enable input Ramp in execution logicoutput Ramp inexecution logic output Motor moving Motor moving +5V output +5V output Supply voltage Supply voltage Supply voltage Supply voltage Supply ground Supply ground Supply ground Supply ground
Row c Signal
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GS-DC200 Family
RS-232 CONNECTOR (J2 - DB9)
Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 7
Ground Received data input Transmitteddata output Ground
GS-DC FAMILYHARDWAREAVAILABLE COMMANDS
Dip switchconfiguration selection (0=OFF 1=ON)
S1 S2 S3 Address Protocol
000– 1001 0102 1103 0014 1015 0116 1117
S4 S5 S6 Baud rate
000 110 100 150 010 300 110 600 0 0 1 1200 1 0 1 2400 0 1 1 4800 1 1 1 9600
Point-to-point Multipoint Multipoint Multipoint Multipoint Multipoint Multipoint Multipoint
Note: Switchposition 9is not used.
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S7 Checksum
1 0
S8 Stand alone operation
1 0
S10 RS232 TXD pull-down
0 1
Rx
Disable Enable
Enable Disable
Not connected Connected
Phase peak current programming
GS-DC200 Family
USERNOTES
To correctly operate the GS-DC boards family,it is recommended to read the following data sheets: GS-C200/200S; GS-D200/200S; GS-C200 PROG.
Supply Voltage
The recommended operating maximum supply volt­agemustinclude the ripple voltage onthe Vssupply rail and it must not exceed 40V to avoid permanent damage to the board.
The boardshave internal capacitors connected be­tween the supply and ground pins to assure the electrical stability. These capacitors cannot handle high values of current ripple and they would be permanently damagedif the voltage source imped­ance is notadequately low.
The use of a l ow ESR , high current ripple, 470µF/50V capacitor located as close as possible to the board isrecommended. Suitableunits are the Sprague type 672 D or 678 D, the RIFAtype PEC 126 or any equivalent unit.
Board Protections
The GS-DC200 board is protected against occa­sional or permanent short circuits to the supply voltage of the phase output pins.
The GS-DC200S and GS-DC200SS are protected also against short circuits to ground or to another phase output.
For the GS-DC200Sand GS-DC200SS the protec­tion is of the latching type i.e. when an overload occurs, the board is automatically disabled. To re­start the operations, the supply voltage must be switchedoff forat least 100 ms.
Motor Connection
When long wires are needed to connect a remote motor, it is recommended to use twistedpair cables with a proper cross section to minimize DC losses and RFI problems.
Phase Current Programming
The maximum output current/phase can be pro­grammed by changing the value of the Rxresistor. The factory setting is formaximum current of
1 A GS-DC 200 2 A GS-DC200S / GS-DC200SS.
The new valueof Rxresistor fora differentvalue of maximum phase current I (A) can be calculated according to the following formulas:
GS-D200
I > 1,07
Rx = [
10 – I
(0.993 ∗ I) –1
]kΩRx 8.2K
I < 1,07
Rx = [
I
1– (0.993 ∗ I)
]k
GS-D200S
I > 2,11
10 −(0.33 I)
Rx = [
(0.473 ∗ I) –1
]kΩ Rx 50K
I < 2,11
Rx = [
I
3.03– (1,43I)
]k
The maximum programmed current must not ex­ceed 2.0A for the GS-DC200 and 2.5A for the GS-DC200S/GS-DC200SS.
Thermal Characteristics
The maximum power dissipation occurs on the GS-D200/GS-D200S modules usedon the boards. The thermal resistancecase-to-ambient of the inte­gral heatsink of these modules is 5°C/W. This meansa50°C temperature increase oftheheatsink if the internal power dissipation is10W. The maximum allowed heatsink temperature is 85°C.Therefore, accordingto theambient tempera­ture and/or the internal power dissipation, forced ventilation may be required.
Programming
To correctly program motion sequences, see the GS- C200/200S and/or GS-C 200 PROG data sheets.
Information furnished is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics assumes no responsibility for the consequences of use of such information nor for any infringement of patentsor otherrights of thirdparties which mayresult from its use. No license is grantedby implication or otherwise underany patentor patent rightsof SGS-THOMSONMicroelectronics. Specification mentioned in this publication are subject to change without notice. This publication supersedes and replaces all information previously supplied. SGS-THOMSONMicroelectronics products are not authorized for useascritical components in lifesupportdevicesor systemswithoutexpress written approval of SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics.
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