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50.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-1

50.2 CONSTRUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-1

50.3 LOGIC DECODER CARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-1

50.4 STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER CARD. . . . . . . . . . . 50-1

50.5 MOTHER-BOARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-2

50.5.1 Backplane Connector Pinouts: . . . . . . . . . 50-2

50.6 POWER SUPPLIES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-3

50.7 DRAWING PACKAGE NUMBER . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-3

50.8 RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50-3 CHAPTER 50 STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER CRATE (SMDC)

50.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The SMDC is a crate which is used, in conjunction with the Moving Magnet Controller (MMC), to drive the stepping motors used to move the position of the magnets in the SLC arcs. Each stepping motor drives a cam that moves one end of a magnet. A potentiometer is connected to the cam shaft to indicate position, the potentiometer voltage being read by one channel of a SAM module.

50.2 CONSTRUCTION The SMDC is a rack-mounting unit that houses a standard Eurocrate card frame into which is plugged a Logic Decoder Card (LDC) and up to 12 Stepping Motor Driver (SMD) cards each of which drives 4 motors, thus providing control for up to 48 motors. It also houses two power supply units. All connections are made to a printed-circuit "mother-board" at the back of the chassis.

50.3 LOGIC DECODER CARD. This is a single-height Eurocard which receives control signals from the MMC in the form of a six-bit address, a direction bit and an enable/strobe bit. It decodes the first four bits of the address, which determines which SMD is involved, and passes the last two address bits, together with direction and enable bits, to it.

50.4 STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER CARD. This is a single-height Eurocard which takes the data from the LDC, decodes the address to determine which of its four motors to choose and moves it by one step in the direction required. Each motor is moved by application of the four phase pulses. Individual motor logic keeps track of which phase was last pulsed.


STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER CRATE (SMDC) Page 50-2

50.5 MOTHER-BOARD. The motor driver currents are delivered over a 9-wire cable, using 5 wires for the motor connections and 4 for the magnet position potentiometer. Each motor has its own cable, hence the need for a relatively dense array of connectors (48) on the back of the SMDC. This array is combined with the backplane for the Eurocard cage. The motor connectors, therefore, are be connected directly to the driver cards via traces on the backplane PC board. Also provided on the PCB are the connnectors to the SAM modules and to the MMC.

50.5.1 Backplane Connector Pinouts: o Three 36-pin AMP Connectosr to SAM modules. J50, J51 & J52 Potentiometer slider voltage for Motors 1-32 J50 Motor 1 A1 A2 | | | 16 C7 C8 J51 Motor 17 A1 A2 | | | 32 C7 C8 Ditto for Motors 33-47 J52 Motor 33 A1 A2 | | | 47 C5 C6 Reference C7 C8 voltage Note - In allocating one SAM channel for reading the reference voltage applied to the potentiometers, it has been assumed that not more than 47 motors will be attached to one crate, although the possibility of driving 48 exists. o 36-pin AMP connector to MMC. J53. For pinout see MMC chapter.


STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER CRATE (SMDC) Page 50-3 o 48 9-pin AMP connectors to motors. J1 - J48 Motor Phase 1 - 7 2 9 3 6 4 3 Motor Common 8 Potentiometer 12V Reference 5 Gnd 4 Wiper 1 Gnd 2

50.6 POWER SUPPLIES. There are two power supply units mounted in the crate: o 24 V 15 A unit for the motor current o 5 V 10 A and 12 V 4 A twin unit for the logic and potentiometers.

50.7 DRAWING PACKAGE NUMBER 233-105-01

50.8 RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER M. Browne / K. Slattery


 
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