motion control chips
Posted by
Elliot Burke
on 1999-07-20 12:57:42 UTC
Forgive me if this has already been mentioned. There has been a little talk
about motion control boards, conparing the low priced spread with Galil
boards. Well, while browsing the HP optoelectronic catalog (really, I don't
have much time to waste), I came across the HCTL-1100 General Purpose Motion
Control IC.
It has lots of features, is intended to control stepper , DC, or DC
brushless motors, has encoder inputs. It does all the motion control
calculations, and can be synchronized with other HCTL-1100's.
It has a 24 bit counter, which beats most of the decoders I've looked at.
This may be the right chip for a motion control board.
Has anyone looked at this part?
Elliot Burke
about motion control boards, conparing the low priced spread with Galil
boards. Well, while browsing the HP optoelectronic catalog (really, I don't
have much time to waste), I came across the HCTL-1100 General Purpose Motion
Control IC.
It has lots of features, is intended to control stepper , DC, or DC
brushless motors, has encoder inputs. It does all the motion control
calculations, and can be synchronized with other HCTL-1100's.
It has a 24 bit counter, which beats most of the decoders I've looked at.
This may be the right chip for a motion control board.
Has anyone looked at this part?
Elliot Burke
Discussion Thread
Elliot Burke
1999-07-20 12:57:42 UTC
motion control chips
Alan Rothenbush
1999-07-21 09:40:15 UTC
Re: motion control chips
Ted Robbins
1999-07-21 22:41:38 UTC
Re: Re: motion control chips
Jon Elson
1999-07-29 22:15:18 UTC
Re: Re: motion control chips