AllMotion: Servo Motor Driver Controller EZSV23WV

Servo motor controls

The EZServo was designed to allow the rapid implementation of Brusless DC or Brush DC Motor solutions in products requiring automation.

The fully intelligent controllers, measuring just 2.25 " x 2.25 ", are require little or no tuning when used with most motors measuring less than 3 " in diameter. (Default PID values are robust and are stable with most motors). A single 4 wire bus, containing 2 power wires and two communications wires, links up to 16 such BLDC or Brush DC motors in a daisy chain (see wiring diagram). Commands can be issued from any serial terminal program (such as HyperTerminal) or from the EZServo Windows application.

The Commands are intuitive and simple. For example the command A10000 will move the servo motor to Absolute position 10000. This communications protocol is compatible with devices that use the Cavro DT or OEM protocol.

The EZServo is also capable of stand alone operation with no connection to a PC. It can be set to execute a preset string of commands upon power up (i.e. only power is required in this mode). The Commands include nested loops and execution halt pending a switch closure, which is useful in stand alone applications.

Using Starter Kits, a first time user is able to make a BLDC (or Brush DC) Servo Motor move intelligently in less than half an hour (see wiring diagram).

The EZSV23WV has an identical micro processor and firmware as the standard EZSV23. However it has updated power drive electronics and there is a slight difference in currents set by "m" and "h" at low values of "m" and "h".

Features

• Single 4 wire bus linking up to 16 stepper/servo motors
• 5 Amp BLDC or brush DC driver (see wiring diagram)
• Operates from 7V to 40V
• RS232, RS485 or USB based communications
• 4-Quadrant operation
• On-board EEPROM for user program storage
• Stand alone operation with no connection to a PC
• Execution Halt/Branch pending switch closure
• Pre-wired for OptoSwitch inputs (see wiring diagram)
• Position, Velocity, and Torque modes
• Industry standard communications protocol
• Homes to an Opto or Encoder Index with a single command
• Fully programmable ramps and speeds
• Quadrature encoder based feedback for position mode
• Velocity mode possible with only hall sensors for feedback
• Switch selectable device address
• Software selectable max currents
• 4MHz max encoder frequency
• Motor outputs fully protected against shorts
• Two 1 Amp on/off drivers included
• Optional Step and Direction mode, 4MHz Step Frequency
• 4 ADC inputs. Halt / Branch on ADC value