Features:
- Decodes two differential encoder channels into controller pulse signals.
- Conditions current or voltage process inputs for the SDCC.
- Extends multibridge communication through fiber-optic transmit and receive paths.
Motion feedback entering
DS200SPCBG1A is separated into direction and reference information. Programmable logic produces up, down and marker pulses that the controller can use without decoding raw encoder phases.
Each analog channel on
DS200SPCBG1A can be arranged for one of several process-current or voltage ranges. The conditioned result is normalized to the bipolar controller input expected by the SDCC.
Optical circuits on
DS200SPCBG1A carry bridge communication apart from the wired encoder and process channels. This architecture allows the MBHA link and direct field inputs to share one signal-processing card without merging their physical media.
The General Electric DS200SPCBG1A Multibridge Signal Processing Card may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric DS200SPCBG1A Multibridge Signal Processing Card Manuals,Datasheets,Link
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Feedback Decoding
- Channel Count: Two differential encoder-follower circuits are provided.
- Voltage Choice: SW1 selects 5 V or 15 V encoder inputs.
- Decoded Outputs: Logic produces up, down and marker pulses.
- Controller Route: Processed motion feedback is delivered to the SDCC.
Process Signal Conditioning
- Current Ranges: Inputs support 1-5 mA, 4-20 mA or 10-50 mA.
- Voltage Range: A 2-30 V process input can also be selected.
- Controller Level: Conditioning develops a bipolar ±5 V SDCC signal.
- Adjustment: Jumpers and channel potentiometers establish the hardware range.
Multibridge Communication
- Transmit and Receive: Optical paths connect with the MBHA bridge hub.
- Bridge Traffic: Fiber channels support bridge-to-bridge communication.
- Mode Data: A separate optical function supports master-to-master mode transfer.
- Media Separation: Optical links remain distinct from wired process inputs.
Configurable Elements
- SW1: Selects the encoder input voltage level.
- Berg Jumpers: Choose process-signal and channel options.
- P1-P6: Six potentiometers provide documented analog adjustments.
- Route Division: Controller and field signals use separate labeled connector groups.