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PCI card co-ordinates up to eight servo axes

An Unimatic Engineers product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Oct 2, 2003

The Trio PCI 208 motion co-ordinator from Unimatic is a powerful PCI motion control card, bringing control of two to eight axes of servo or stepper motion to applications centred around a PC.

The Trio PCI 208 motion co-ordinator from Unimatic is a powerful PCI motion control card, bringing control of two to eight axes of servo or stepper motion to applications centred around a PC.

The PCI 208 is built around a powerful 120MHz, 32bit floating-point DSP, and provides up to eight stepper axes, up to eight servo axes with encoder feedback, or any combination of the two.

A further option is stepper axes with encoder verification.

Ideally suited to controlling motion tasks such as cams, gears, linked axes and interpolation, the PCI 208 is easy to program for the most complex of applications thanks to its comprehensive command set.

The PCI 208 features 20 optoisolated digital 24V inputs and 10 optoisolated outputs.

The inputs can be used, for example, as high-speed hardware registration inputs for highly accurate control of print and packaging lines, and the overall I/O count can be expanded using Trio CANbus digital and analogue modules - the PCI 208 features two built-in CAN channels for I/O and axis control.

Standard connection to the outside world is via a 100-way MDR connector, whilst a DIN-rail mounting breakout board is also available to simplify wiring if required.

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