Standard unconstrained rotary stage with eight positions. This stage
uses a standard EL-1236 Stage Interconnect Box, a Galil 50-1000
motor and a single TRW OPB970-T55 fiducial. The position can be selected
by any one of three means. First, the computer can instruct the wheel to
either home the wheel or move to a discrete position. By selecting
manual control from the manual paddle connected to Galil controller #1,
the filter wheel can be jogged in slow or fast speed, homed, or
moved to a discrete position. Finally, the filter can be moved by the push
button station that lives inside of the TV Filter Wheel access hatch. When
moving via the push buttons, the wheel is moved so that the filter slot
that is selected is moved to the unload position instead of into the beam.
Component | Requirements 1 |
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Motors: Galil #50-1000 | |
Gearbox:- | |
Limits 2:- | |
Fiducials:-TRW #OPB-970-T55 (Optical) | |
Encoders: BEI #MX213-25-1000 (4000 quadrature counts/rev) | |
Air Cylinders:- | |
Air Solenoids:- | |
Lock/Clamp/Brake:- | |
Interlocks:- |
Component | Maximum Operating Condition | Safe Ops Condition | Requirements |
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Motors: Galil #50-1000 | -3750 RPM 205 oz-in peak torque | ||
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Lock/Clamp/Brake: |
Parameter | Neutral Gravity | |
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PID Filter: | KD: |
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Other: CN 1,-1 CB 1 |
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1 revolution | CW |
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Encoder | Counts/Inch | Counts/Millimeter | Counts/Degree |
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Electronic Drawing(s) # EL-3050, EL-1236
Sign conventions are such that a positive motion of the motor turns the motor in a CW direction as viewed from the drive shaft looking back into the motor, and will drive the stage towards the forward limit.