The document proposes a hardware design for a control system including:
1. Various power supplies to provide stable power to different components like the encoder, isolation circuitry, and inputs/outputs.
2. Digital and analog inputs/outputs to interface with external devices to enable control and monitoring.
3. A converter and inverter to transform 380V AC power into stable DC power for the bus and convert it back to AC for the motor.
The document proposes a hardware design for a control system including:
1. Various power supplies to provide stable power to different components like the encoder, isolation circuitry, and inputs/outputs.
2. Digital and analog inputs/outputs to interface with external devices to enable control and monitoring.
3. A converter and inverter to transform 380V AC power into stable DC power for the bus and convert it back to AC for the motor.
The document proposes a hardware design for a control system including:
1. Various power supplies to provide stable power to different components like the encoder, isolation circuitry, and inputs/outputs.
2. Digital and analog inputs/outputs to interface with external devices to enable control and monitoring.
3. A converter and inverter to transform 380V AC power into stable DC power for the bus and convert it back to AC for the motor.
The document proposes a hardware design for a control system including:
1. Various power supplies to provide stable power to different components like the encoder, isolation circuitry, and inputs/outputs.
2. Digital and analog inputs/outputs to interface with external devices to enable control and monitoring.
3. A converter and inverter to transform 380V AC power into stable DC power for the bus and convert it back to AC for the motor.
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Week 2
I. Proposed Hardware Design
1. Power Supply: Power supplies are employed to provide a stable and continuous electrical source for the entire system, ensuring uninterrupted and stable operation of various components and devices.
Encoder: The encoder circuit operates on a 24V power supply.
Isolation Circuitry: The isolation circuitry and DAC operate on a 5V power supply. Analog Inputs (AI): The analog inputs circuitry is powered by 12V and 5V sources. Analog Outputs (AO): The analog outputs circuitry is powered by a 12V source. Digital Inputs (DI): The digital inputs circuitry is powered by 12V and 5V sources. Digital Outputs (DO): The digital outputs circuitry is powered by 24V and 5V sources.
2. Digital Inputs/Outputs - Analog Inputs/Outputs:
Digital and analog inputs/outputs facilitate communication and interaction with external peripherals, sensors, or devices, allowing for control and monitoring functions. 3. Converter/Inverter: Converters and inverters serve the purpose of altering voltage or current characteristics, such as transforming DC power into AC power or vice versa, based on the specific requirements of the application. The use of a 3-phase rectifier and capacitors to create a stable DC power source from a 380VAC 3-phase alternating current source. The inverter converts DC power received from the rectifier into AC power to supply the motor. 4. Current and Voltage Measurement Circuit for DC Bus: These circuits are designed to measure and validate current and voltage levels on the intermediary DC bus, ensuring the system's performance and safety. 5. Control Circuitry: Control circuitry is instrumental in governing and managing the operations of various components and devices within the system, ensuring they operate as intended and in accordance with the application's requirements. 6. Isolation Circuitry: Isolation circuitry safeguards users and equipment by electrically isolating and segregating different sections of the system, particularly between power and control circuits. 7. Encoder: Encoders are employed to measure position, velocity, or other mechanical parameters of a mechanical device, and transmit this information to the control circuitry for the purpose of motor control or related applications. Viết them vào đây cái encoder nhé tuấn minh 8. Communication: Ensuring the capability to communicate with upper-level systems or devices to exchange information or enable remote control and monitoring. Viết them vào đây cái rs485 nhé tiến cả cái sensor giao tiếp ntn nữa 9. LCD Display and Push Buttons : These components are utilized for displaying information to end-users and permitting them to interact with the system, commonly employed in control and monitoring applications.
II. Key Component Specifications
1. Microcontroller: Select a microcontroller with a minimum of 51 pins, including: 8 pins for push buttons 6 pins for LCD connection 4 pins for RS485 1 pin for the encoder 6 PWM pins 8 digital input (DI) pins 4 digital output (DO) pins 5 analog input (AI) pins (including 3 for current sensors, Input in the form of voltage 0-10V) 2 analog output (AO) pins (for 5-10V voltage outputs) 5 isolation DAC pins 2 fault pins Choose a high-speed microcontroller, such as PIC32MZ2048EFM064-E/PTN24, with 64 pins. 2. Isolation Circuitry: Utilize PC817 optocouplers (with integrated LEDs that illuminate when a 5V signal is present and input current ranging from 5-20mA) at specified positions in the diagram to achieve the following: Safety isolation in the power supply. Protection of control circuitry. Prevention of electrical leakage and interference from power circuits to control circuits. 3. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display): Implement an LCD1602 display to visualize motor and sensor parameters.