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    							#L010032FIGURE 1: DIMENSION DRAWING DPF73003 TRIPLE-AXIS
    BILEVEL STEP MOTOR DRIVER PACK 
    • Three-Axis Package
    • Integrated 500 Watt Power Supply
    • 10 Amperes/Phase Maximum Operating Current
    • 7 Amperes/Phase Standstill Motor Current
    • Bilevel Drive Operation
    • Half-Step and Full-Step Operation
    • No RFI or EMI Problems
    • TTL/CMOS Compatible Inputs
    • Clock and Direction or Dual Clock Operation
    • Motor On-Off Input
    • Short and Open Circuit Protection
    • Fault Out output and Fault LED
    GENERAL DESCRIPTIONEXCITATION MODE SELECT 
    The DPF73003 Step Motor Driver Pack is designed to
    operate three axes of 4-phase step motors rated at 1 - 7
    amps/phase. These Driver Packs contain a three-axis step
    motor driver,  a 500 Watt power supply, and a cooling fan.
    Outstanding motor performance is provided by means of a
    bilevel drive technique.
    BILEVEL DRIVE
    The basic function of a step motor driver is to control the
    motor winding currents.  Motor performance is determined
    by how fast the driver can increase and decrease theDual Clock operation. Terminal 5 can be configured as the
    winding currents. A rapid rise in winding current is achieved
    by applying a high voltage directly to a motor.  This rapid
    rise of current is also referred to as the kick or operating
    current.  When a desired current level is reached, a low
    voltage is applied to maintain a suitable holding current
    level.  When a motor winding is turned off, a rapid decrease
    in winding current is achieved by routing the energy in the
    collapsing field back to the power supply through a high
    voltage path.  The high voltage supply furnishes the energy
    necessary to maintain motor output torque at high step rates
    thus providing high mechanical power output.  The low
    voltage supply provides much of the current needed at low
    step rates and all of the holding current.  
    Bilevel drivers do not use high frequency switching
    techniques as chopper drivers do.  Consequently, they do
    not create the EMI, RFI, and motor heating problems that
    are associated with chopper drivers.Users have a choice of dual-phase, full-step operation or half-step
    operation. Dual-phase, full-step operation occurs by energizing two
    phases at a time, rotating a typical motor 1.8 degrees per step.
    Half-step operation occurs by alternately energizing one, and then
    two, phases at  a time, rotating the motor 0.9 degrees per step.
    Full-step operation is only suggested for applications that
    specifically require that mode, such as when retrofitting existing
    full-step systems.
    STEP AND  DIRECTION CONTROL
    The DPF73003 has two clock options:  Clock and Direction, or
    Direction Input or CCW Input by placing jumper JP2, JP8, and
    JP14 in the appropriate position (see Table 1).  Pulses applied to
    the Clock input cause the motor to step in the clockwise direction
    if the Direction Input is a logic 1 or the counterclockwise direction
    if the Direction Input is a logic 0.  Pulses applied to the CCW
    Input cause the motor to step in the counterclockwise direction.
    Either positive or negative going pulses may be selected by setting
    JP1, JP7, and JP13 to the appropriate position (See Table 1).
    MOTOR ON/OFF INPUT
    The motor on/off input allows for de-energizing a motor without
    disturbing the positioning logic.  After re-energizing  the  motor, a
    routine can continue. This reduces motor heating and conserves
    power, especially in applications where motors are stopped for
    long periods and no holding torque is required.
    ORDERING INFORMATION
    DPF73003              3-AXIS DRIVER PACK
    DPF73003X250A   DRIVER PACK WITH OPTIONAL  
                                   250VAC INPUT
    BL73                       REPLACEMENT BOARD FOR     
                                     DRIVER PACK
    BL73-1                    STANDALONE  DRIVER ONLY 
    						
    							#L010032FUNCTIONJP 1,7, &13JP 2,8, &14
    NEGATIVE GOING CLOCKS1-2X
    POSITIVE GOING CLOCKS2-3X
    TERMINAL 5 = CCWX1-2
    TERMINAL 5 = DIRECTIONX2-3
    STANDARD PRODUCT1 - 22 - 3
     
    TABLE 1: JUMPER SETTINGS 
    FIGURE 2: BL73 JUMPER LOCATIONS ADJUSTING KICK CURRENTSPECIFICATIONS
    The kick (or operating) current level is the desired phase
    current level that the high voltage provides each time a step
    is taken.  The high voltage is turned off when this level is
    reached.  The kick current level should be set to
    approximately 1.4 times the rated phase current.  For
    example, a motor rated at 5 amps/phase should be kicked
    to 7 amps (5 x 1.4 = 7).  Table 2 shows various kick current
    levels for corresponding phase currents. 
    WARNING:  The kick current level must be set before
    operating a motor. 
    JUMPER SETTINGS:Control Inputs (All) : (Terminals 5, 6, 8, 9)
    TTL-compatible 
    Logic 0 - 0  to  0.8 V
    Logic 1 - 3.5 to 5.0 V  
    Clock Inputs :  (Terminals 5 & 6)
    15 microseconds minimum pulse width required.  The Clock
    inputs are internally pulled down to 0Vdc through a 10KÙ
    resistor for positive going Clock inputs or pulled up to +5Vdc
    through a 10KÙ resistor for negative going Clock inputs.  
    Fault Reset: (Terminal 4)
    Pulled up to +5Vdc through a 10kÙ resister.
    Logic 1 (open) - Driver enabled
    Logic 0 - Resets a Fault condition (driver is disabled when
    this input is low).  This input must be held low for at least
    100ms.
    Direction Control: (Terminal 5)
    Logic 1 (open) - CW motor direction
    Logic 0 - CCW motor direction
    Excitation Mode Select: (Terminal 8)
    Logic 1(open) - Half-step
    Logic 0 - 2 ö Full-step
    Motor On/Off: (Terminal 9)
    Logic 1 (open) - motor current on
    Logic 0 - motor current off
    Fault Output: (Terminal 10)
    Open Drain Output
    Logic 0 (low) - Driver Fault Detected
    Logic 1 (open drain) - No Fault 
    						
    							115 VAC HOOKUP
    100 VAC HOOKUP130 VAC HOOKUP
    245 VAC HOOKUP 230 VAC HOOKUP 215 VAC HOOKUP 110 VAC MAX
    100 VAC NOM
    90 VAC MIN125 VAC MAX
    115 VAC NOM
    105 VAC MIN140 VAC MAX
    130 VAC NOM
    120 VAC MIN235 VAC MAX
    215 VAC NOM
    195 VAC MIN250 VAC MAX
    230 VAC NOM
    210 VAC MIN265 VAC MAX
    245 VAC NOM
    225 VAC MIN#L010032FIGURE 4: HOOKUP DIAGRAM FOR X250 VERSION FIGURE 3: BL73 HOOKUP DRAWING Output Current Rating:HOOKUP DRAWING
    Terminals (1, 2, 3, 11, 12, & 13)
    10 Amps per phase maximum operating or running current,
    and 7 Amps per phase maximum standstill current.  Motor
    phase  ratings of 1.0 Amp minimum are required to meet the
    minimum kick level.
    Power Requirement :105 to 125VAC
    Note:  DPF73003 Driver Packs are available with 250VAC
    power input upon request. Order Part Number
    DPF73003X250.
    Operating Temperature : 0 to 60 degrees C
    The DPF73003 contains an internal fan to create airflow
    through the unit.  Heating considerations should include:
    location where unit is mounted, the duty cycle of operation,
    ambient temperature and air flow.  Care should be taken so
    that no point on the chassis exceeds 60 degrees Celsius.
    Fuse Rating: Standard Unit - 5 Amp Fast Blow, 5x20mm
             Littlefuse part # 217005
                    X250 Unit - 5 Amp Fast Blow, 3AG
                      Littlefuse part # 312005
    MOTOR CONNECTIONS 
    Figures 3 and 4 are hookup diagrams for typical DPF73003
    driver applications. Wiring connected to inputs must be
    separated from motor connections and all other possible
    sources of interference. 
    IMPORTANT NOTE: When the wiring from the driver to the
    step motor extends beyond 50 feet, consult the factory.
    13 PIN TERMINAL DESCRIPTION:
    TERMINALDESCRIPTION
    1Motor, Phase 1
    2Motor, Phase 3
    3Motor, Common 1,3
    4Fault Reset
    5Direction (CCW)
    6Clock (CW)
    70Vdc
    8Half-step/Full-step
    9On/Off
    10Fault Out
    11Motor, Common 2,4
    12Motor, Phase 2
    13Motor, Phase 4
    TABLE 2: 13-PIN TERMINAL  
    						
    							34D109
    0 25 50
    75 100 125 150
    175
    200
    225 250
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    SPEED (RPS)TORQUE (oz-in)0 25 50
    75
    100 125 150
    175
    200
    225 250POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER34D314
    0 60 120 180
    240 300 360
    420 480 540
    600
    05101520253035404550
    SPEED (RPS)TORQUE (oz-in)0 25 50 75
    100 125 150
    175 200 225
    250POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER34G114
    0 40 80 120 160 200 240
    280 320 360
    400
    05101520253035404550
    SPEED (RPS)
    TORQUE (oz-in)0 40 80 120
    160 200 240
    280 320 360
    400POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER34N214S
    0 80 160 240
    320 400 480
    560 640 720
    800
    05101520253035404550
    SPEED (RPS)TORQUE (oz-in)0 40 80 120
    160 200 240
    280 320 360
    400POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER34N314
    0 100 200 300
    400 500 600
    700 800 900 1000
    05101520253035404550
    SPEED (RPS)
    TORQUE (oz-in)0 50 100 150
    200 250 300
    350 400 450
    500POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER34G217
    0 80 160 240
    320 400 480
    560 640 720
    800
    05101520253035404550
    SPEED (RPS)TORQUE (oz-in)0 40 80 120
    160 200 240
    280 320 360
    400POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER#L010032TORQUE/SPEED CURVES 
    						
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