• Control your PCI-based imaging system

    Using the FlexMotion PCI board, you can now control stepper motors from your PCI-based system. FlexMotion PCI provides two, four, or six axes of servo control plus two axes of stepper control. Servo-axis control features 16-bit DAC output, 60-µs PID update rate, and 16-MHz maximum encoder frequency. The stepper axes are configurable as open-or closed-loop for integrated full-, half-, or microstep applications with a maximum step rate of 2 MHz. An optional low-profile two- or four-axis daught
    Sept. 1, 1996

    Control your PCI-based imaging system

    Using the FlexMotion PCI board, you can now control stepper motors from your PCI-based system. FlexMotion PCI provides two, four, or six axes of servo control plus two axes of stepper control. Servo-axis control features 16-bit DAC output, 60-µs PID update rate, and 16-MHz maximum encoder frequency. The stepper axes are configurable as open-or closed-loop for integrated full-, half-, or microstep applications with a maximum step rate of 2 MHz. An optional low-profile two- or four-axis daughter card expands the FlexMotion board to 10 axes of mixed servo and step in a single PC/ISA/PCI bus slot.

    nuLogic, 475 Hillsdale Ave, Needham, MA 02194; (888) 444-3539.

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