
6.1.7. Closing the Servo Loop
The following steps will close the servo loop and make all ofthe servo circuitry active. Again, it
is stiessed that the following steps be read and understood thoroughly before proceeding!
The purpose of this procedure is to adjust the servo loop trimpots so that the scanner/mirror
system yields the fastest critically damped step response to a square wave input. Once this is
obtained, the system will yield the best overall performance for any given input waveform. Only
tune the system up as fast as is needed for the specific application. Excessive speed or "loop
gain" will cause the system to have undesirable resonances which increase settling time.
As mentioned earlier, there are two servo configurations, class 1 and class 0. To determine if
your system is set up for class
1
or for class 0, look on the 670 board at jumper Wl. If the jumper
is connecting pins 2 and
3,
the system is set up for class 1. If the jumper is connecting pins
1
and
2,
it is set up for class 0 operation. The tune-up procedure for each is different, so each
procedure will
be
discussed separately below.
If it is only desired to verify the system tuning, skip down to section 6.1.7.1.2. or to section
6.1.7.2.2. Do not tum all the pots back to ground or the entire tuning procedure will have to be
followed.
6.1.7.1.
Class 1
The object of this procedure is to bring the servo gain up slowly so that confrol ofthe scanners is
maintained at all times. Move all the trimpots in small increments until experience with this
system is obtained. If at any time during this procedure the scanners start to move erratically and
make a loud buzzing noise, shut off the input power immediately, set all trimpots to zero and
restart the procedure.
6.1.7.1.1.
Coarse Tuning
1.
Perform steps
1
- 7 in section
4.2.
above.
2.
Initialize tiie following
timing
pots. Tum
R25,
R28,
R31,
and R59 counter-clockwise, CCW,
at least
15
tums or until they begin to click. Do not touch
R107.
It has been factory set and
should not need adjusting at this time. Tum R78 fiilly CW
15
tums.
3.
Tum R25, R28 and R59 2-3 full tums CW. This should allow botii scanners to center
themselves with a slight amount of loop gain once the power is applied.
4.
Attach a scope probe to the input signal at W4 to monitor the input signal. Use the rising
edge of this signal as the trigger source for tiie scope. Attach another scope probe to TPl to
monitor the Position Output signal, VP. Use TP2 or W7.2 as the ground reference for both
signals. Set the vertical gain to 0.2V/div for both channels on the scope.
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