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12.
Tum
R28
until
the
first overshoot
is
minimized. See Figure 6.
Figure 6.
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•CH2
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+ CHi=Position Out
I CH2=Posltion In
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EHiii
200inV
Vl
Ch2 20(lmV ViM
Sms Ext /
346mV
13.
To increase the speed ofthe system (decrease the step response time) still further, slowly
tum R31 CW
a
few more tums, then re-tweak the other trimpots
as
before
to
make the
waveform look critically damped again. This can be continued until the desired small-angle
step response time
is
obtained or the system begins
to
resonate or "ring".
If
this ringing
occurs, immediately tum back the trimpots starting with R31, then R28, then R25, and then
R59 until this stops. Tum each trimpot CCW gradually and evenly, similar to when the loop
gain was increased. Do not operate the system with the loop gain tumed up so high that the
servo rings anywhere in the field. Experience with the system will determine how fast
it
should be tuned. Call Cambridge Technology Inc. for more information on this subject.
Refer to figure #7 for how the waveform should appear after iterating through the above
steps.
Note the critical damping in
figure
7.
There is no
appreciable overshoot nor undershoot. The step
response
for
this scanner/servo system
is
about
2msec. The scanner
is
considered settied ^\iien
the position signal has settied to within about 1%
ofthe length ofthe step. The exact step response
time will vary from system to system depending
on load dynamics and scanner size.
Figure 7.
f
: CH1:
t
•CH2
1
................^.........
/
: : . t .
CH1=PositionOut
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In
7
1
.
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