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Table of Contents:

Table of Contents

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Relevant Functional Block Diagrams

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Agitator Temperature Sensors

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Software Actions

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Action

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Notes

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Turn on motor

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Will occur just before start of spectrometer exposure.

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Turn off motor

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Will occur during readout of spectrometer exposure.

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Read temperature values

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Two sensors attached to Analog Inputs

Operational Modes

Required Adjustable Settings

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Setting

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When Needed

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Notes

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Build

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Observing

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Maintenance

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Motor speed

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YES

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NO

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MAYBE

Required Telemetry

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Parameter

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Report Frequency

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Purpose

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Notes

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Motor RPM

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once per minute (TBC)

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Ensures agitator is running properly

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When the encoder is mounted on the motor, it rotates in the same direction as the motor.

In the final design of the agitator, the encoder will be removed from the motor. It will be installed on a separate shaft that will rotate in the opposite direction of the motor.

Noted here as the Galil-related software might need to address this internally.

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Motor current

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once per minute (TBC)

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  • Ensures agitator is running properly

  • Higher motor current could indicate wear or snags

Suggestion from Galil (email to SG):

“You can monitor the commanded current via the Tell Torque command (TT). This monitors the commanded torque or motor command signal that we are sending to the amplifier. This signal is a -10V to +10V signal. Using this with the amplifier gain (AG command) you can find what the command current is.

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Note: the Agitator temperature sensors are reporting values that are about 2x the actual temperature. As of June 2023, we have not yet determined the cause of this.

Temperature Sensor Wiring Diagram:

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Temperature Sensor Details:

Topic

Description

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Diagram of the measurement circuit used for the temperature sensors.

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  • The AD592 is powered by 12V (supplied by the Galil)

  • The AD592 outputs 1 micro-Amp / K.

  • The 10k Ohm resistor converts this amperage change to a voltage change (via Ohm’s law):

V = I*R
0.01 V/K = 1 uA/K * 10^4 Ohm.

  • This voltage change is then sensed by the Galil’s ADC.

Originally from Dale Sandford (UCO).

Galil ADC calculations for the AD592 temperature sensors.

12 bit over 5V = 0.001 V per ADU;
AD592 gives 0.01 V per K;
So measurement resolution is:
0.1 K per ADU (OK for these sensors)

Based on values within datasheet below.

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Pictures of Devices

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Relevant Datasheets & Manuals

Description

File

Source

1

Galil DMC-3x01x Datasheet

View file
nameds_3x01x.pdf

http://www.galilmc.com/motion-controllers/single-axis/dmc-3x01x#info=0

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Galil DMC-30000 ManualTemperature Sensors

View file
namedmc-30000-r14b1-manual.pdf

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AD592BNZ Temperature Sensor Datasheet

View file
nameAD592.pdf