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LC.400 series DSP Controllers
3 to three axes control
qUp
3
qCapacitive
or Strain Gage sensor
3
qMultiple
advanced control profiles to choose from
3
qWaveform
Generator
3
qStage
ID chip compatible
3
qOEM
configurations available
nanopositioning
motion control
n
Point controllers combine ultra low-noise driver electronics and motion sensing modules with
DSP-based servo control. Up to three axes can be controlled simultaneously with the LC.400
series controllers.
User-generated positioning commands are supplied via the analog BNC inputs, the USB interface or the
optional high-speed parallel interface. nPoint’s linearization technique achieves positioning linearity better
than 99.97% over the entire range of travel.
The LC.400 series controllers are compatible with capacitive and strain gage sensing technology to
provide the most flexible nanopositioning controllers in the market. Moreover, stage calibration data and
other parameters, such as control configurations, are stored in the ID-chip and are read automatically.
High power amplifiers provide the necessary current for high-speed applications.
Software Environment
Control is made easy with nPoint’s
Windows-based software, nPControl.
Graphical controls facilitate easy
adjustment of control parameters, stepresponse verification and enabling of
advanced control modes.
The Control Loop Tuning window
allows
the
response
of
a
nanopositioning system to be
optimized for various applications via
adjustable control parameters. This
may be necessary when external
factors, such as load, change the
dynamic characteristics of the
nanopositioning system. The user
can command one axis (channel)
while simultaneously monitoring
additional axes. Up to four different
control modes can be programmed
per channel. Each control mode can
store up to two notch filters.
The Waveform Generation can be
used to generate periodic motion on
any stage axis. Different waveform
shapes can be selected for each
channel. User-defined waveforms
can also be uploaded. The command
and sensor reading can be recorded
simultaneously for any axis, allowing
the user to monitor tracking errors,
axes cross-talk, etc.
Stage positions can be changed via
the Digital I/O window. The sensor
reading can be monitored via the
same interface.
Communication / Interface
Standard analog and USB
Each channel is equipped with
analog control and sensor monitor
BNC connectors. The standard
USB interface can also be used to
command and monitor the position
of a stage. LabVIEW and DLL drivers
facilitate the integration of nPoint
nanopo¬sitioning systems with a
variety of customer applications.
Standard digital I/O
The user can assign different
triggering functions to the 9-pin
digital I/O interface through the front
panel software. This facilitates the
integra¬tion with other instruments
and the customization of experiments.
Optional high speed parallel interface
The high speed parallel interface
offers communication with the
controller at full loop speed. It allows
the user to set the position and
read the sensor data for up to three
channels every 24 microseconds at
20 bit resolution.
LC.400 users can select from multiple
advanced control modes to provide optimum
system response for their specific application.
Advanced Control
Proportional Integral Differential
(PID) is a commonly used and
robust control scheme. However,
demanding applications require
more advanced control schemes.
The LC.400 series controllers have
the capability of storing up to four
different control sets per channel.
Each set includes two notch filters
and a 2nd integrator.
Applications requiring minimum
settling time greatly benefit from the use
of notch filters. The nPControl interface
makes identifing and suppressing
system resonances easy.
The nPoint PFM Interface is designed
to receive position commands and
output position data in real-time. The
position command data is received as
standard Pulse/Direction differential
signals. The position monitor data
is output as standard differential
quadrature signals. The PFM interface
facilitates the integration of the nPoint
controllers with industry-standard
motion controllers.
nPoint at [email protected]
nPoint has significant experience
developing custom servo-control
and hardware configurations for
diverse applications. Our goal is to
understand our customers’ control
needs and identify the solution that
best fits those needs.
The nPControl interface makes
identifing and suppressing system
resonances easy.
Optional PFM (Pulse Frequency
Modulation) interface
For custom interfaces please contact
In scanning applications the
nanopositioner/scanner is required
to follow a triangle input scanning
signal. The use of the 2nd integrator
eliminates phase-lag errors compared
to PID.
Advanced control eliminates
position-tracking errors.
Specifications
Channels
one (LC.400), two (LC.402), three (LC.403)
Resolution
20-bit
Processor
32-bit floating point DSP
Sampling Rate
24 μsec servo-loop
Interfaces
USB
analog input (-10V to 10V, 0 to 10V optional)
analog monitor output (-10V to 10V, 0 to 10V optional)
9-pin digital I/O
optional high speed parallel
optional AFM
Software
nPoint control panel, nPControl
LabVIEW and DLL drivers
Wave form generator
HV Driver Voltage
-30V to 150V piezo driver signal, -200V to 200V optional
Command Input Voltage
BNC -10V to 10V analog position command signal (0 to 10V optional)
Sensor Monitor Output
BNC -10V to 10V analog sensor signal (0 to 10V optional)
Sensor Type
Capacitive or Strain Gage, others optional
Max Output Current
Dimensions
100mA/channel standard (200mA/channel and 350mA/channel optional)
Cables
2m long cables to the nanopositioner (longer cables are available)
DC Input Voltage
12 VDC
DC Input Current
1.7 A max (LC.400), 3 A max (LC.402), 3.5 A max (LC.403)
Mains Voltage
100 – 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, recommended AC supply is Mean Well GS120A12-R7B
Operating System
Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7
Certification
CE
www.npoint.com
[email protected]
Height: 67 mm (LC.400 and LC.402), 88 mm (LC.403)
Width: 106 mm (LC.400), 185 mm (LC.402), 260 mm (LC.403)
Depth: 172 mm (LC.400), 240mm (LC.402), 264 mm (LC.403)
sales • 608.824.1770
fax • 608.824.1774
3030 Laura Lane, Suite 100
Middleton, WI 53562