Last updated: 10-22-99
Project: DEIMOS
Stage: Tent Mirror
ID #: KDTM-001A
Engineer: J. Osborne
Mechanical Description of Stage: Mirror is
tilted by +/- 30 arc-seconds. A piezo-electric linear acutator is
used with flex-pivots on the mirror. No limit switches or fiducials.
Electronic Description of Stage: Piezo controller
from PI (Physik Instruments). Part #_____. Interfaces with Lantronix terminal
server via RS-232 connection.
Required setting accuracy:
Performance requirements and design goals
| Component |
Requirements 1 |
| Actuator: PI P-845.60 |
0.003 inches of travel |
| Gearbox: Lever arm - see D3605 |
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| Limits 2: None |
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| Fiducials: None |
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| Encoders: None |
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| Air Cylinders: None |
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| Air Solenoids: None |
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| Lock/Clamp/Brake: None |
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| Interlocks: None |
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Speed, temperature, accuracies, electrical power, pressurized air,
lubricant, coolant, N2 purge, ...
Manufacturer's specifications and limitations
| Component |
Maximum Operating Condition |
Safe Ops Condition |
Requirements |
| Motors: |
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| Gearbox: |
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| Limits: |
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| Fiducials: |
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| Encoders: |
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| Air Cylinders: |
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| Air Solenoids: |
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| Lock/Clamp/Brake: |
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Final Mechanical Assembly and Testing Results
Tests performed by:
Motor tuning parameters under different spacial
orientations and environment
| Parameter |
|
Neutral Gravity |
Uphill 1 |
Downhill |
Cold |
Cold Uphill |
| PID Filter: |
KD: |
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| KP: |
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| KI: |
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| Acceleration (pulses/sec^2): |
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| Deceleration (pulses/sec^2): |
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| Speed (pulses/sec): |
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| Other: |
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Uphill defined as motor (or driven end of shaft) in lowest position
Motion Parameters
Rotary Stage (constrained)
| Distance from "home" |
Position |
Motor Counts |
Physical Units |
Time to Reach |
| Software Limits: |
Forward |
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| Reverse |
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| Primary (inner) Limits: |
Forward |
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| Reverse |
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| Secondary (outer) Limits: |
Forward |
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| Reverse |
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| Position # |
1 |
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| 2 |
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| 3 |
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| 4 |
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| 5 |
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| 6 |
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| 1 revolution |
CW |
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| CCW |
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"Coarse" if from optical interupter, "Fine" if from an encoder index
pulse. Home is defined as zero counts.
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Primary limits signal the controller to stop motion. Secondary limits
cut motor power and require intervention to move out of them.
Resolution of Stage
| Encoder |
Counts/Inch |
Counts/Millimeter |
Counts/Degree |
| On Motor |
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| On Stage |
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Repeatability:
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Fiducial:
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Encoder:
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Air Cylinders:
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Air Solenoids:
NOTES:
Mechanical Drawing(s) # D3605
Electronic Drawing(s) #
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.