DSP 7010 Series – Dynamometer Controller

Product Description

Magtrol’s DSP 7010 Series – Dynamometer Controller employs advanced Digital Signal Processing technology to provide superior motor testing capabilities. Designed for use with any Magtrol Hysteresis, Eddy-Current or Powder Dynamometer, Magtrol In-Line Torque Transducer or auxiliary instrumentation, the DSP 7010 can provide complete PC control via the USB or GPIB interface. With up to 488 readings per second, the DSP 7010 is ideally suited for both the test lab and the production line.

Features

  • DSP7011 Single Channel: Cost-effective & User-friendly
  • DSP7012 Dual Channel: Versatile with complete functionality; allows two fully independent configurations
  • Speed & Torque Operating Modes: Provides independent PID settings for improved Dynamometer control
  • Built-In Alarm System: power, speed, torque, temperature, air flow, water flow, electrical overload and external inputs
  • Can be used independently or, ideally, in combination with Magtrol software to meet all requirements of motor testing
  • High Speed Data Acquisition: ≤ 488 samplings / second (torque, speed, time, angle, etc.)
  • Fast Full-Curve Data Acquisition: Free-run to locked rotor in seconds
  • Programmable Digital PID Values: Controlled and stored via M-TEST Software or controlled manually
  • Built-in Current-Regulated Supply: ≤ 1A
  • Selectable Torque Units: Imperial, Metric and SI
  • Digital Filter for Torque Signals
  • PC Connection: USB & GPIB (IEEE-488.2)
  • Position Measurement: two quadrature decoders
  • Built-in I/O card accessible with software
  • Operation via frontpanel keyboard computer
  • High Quality, Easy-to-Read Vacuum Fluorescent Readout
  • Desktop Housing or Rack Mounting (19″ / 2U)
  • Command Compatible: compatible with the DSP 7000

Specifications

MEASUREMENT CHARACTERISTICS
Maximum Torque99 999 units
Maximum Speed199 999 RPM
Torque Accuracy2 V range ±0.01 % of range (±0.2 mV) (used on all HD Series other than HD 5 Series)
10 V range ±0.01% of range (±1 mV) (used on all except HD Series)
Speed Accuracy0.01 % of reading from 5 ... 199 999 rpm
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Voltage Requirements85-264 VAC 50/60 Hz
Power Requirements210 VA
Fuses (5 × 20 mm)IEC T 2.5 A 250 V L
Max. Compliance Voltage48 V DC, Brake Output
Max. Brake Output Current1 Amp, Calibrated that 100% open loop = 1 Amp
TSC Power SuppliesTorque Sensor: 24 V DC, max. 200 mA (power supply fault protected)
Encoder: 5 V DC, max. 200 mA (internal fuse at 500 mA)
ENVIRONMENT
Operating Temperature5 ºC ... 40 ºC
Relative Humidity< 80%
Temperature Coefficient0.004% of range/°C of 5 V DC for both channels
Altitudemax. 2 000 m

Applications

In the laboratory, the DSP7010’s high sample rate provides superior resolution for data acquisition and curve plotting. This allows capturing more usable motor test data during switching, breakdown and other transitional areas of the motor test curve. For production and incoming inspection, the DSP7010 displays torque, speed and power at all times, allowing the Controller to be used as a manual stand-alone unit or as part of a complete PC system.

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