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Electrical Characteristics
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The USC-2 has the following electrical characteristics.

Port

output current [mA]

max. output volt. [V]

min. output volt. [V]

LaserSignals

25 each, 70 in total

4.9

3.5

8 Bit Digital Out

25 each, 75 in total

5.0

3.5

Stepper Out

25 each, 75 in total

5.0

3.5

10 Bit Digital Out

25 each, 75 in total

5.0

3.5

RS-232

 

± 13.2

 

Table 1: Output voltages and currents

Port

output current [mA]
@ 2.5 V reference

output current [mA]
@ 5.0 V reference

output current [mA]
@ 10.0 V reference

12 Bit Analog Out

15

15

15

Table 2: Analog Out

Opto_Out logic circuit

Type

Open-collector with internal 4k7 pull-up resistor

Supply voltage

5.0 V to 24.0 V (default: not powered)

Position of load

Chosen Opto_Out in respect to Opto_GND

Default polarity

Active low (low = logic circuit open)

@ 5 V Opto_VCC supply:

Max. output current

0.33 mA each

Output voltage

5.0 V @ no load

3.5 V @ max. output current

0.6 V @ circuit open

Rise time

< 3 µs

Fall time

< 150 ns

@ 24 V Opto_VCC supply:

Max. output current

1.53 mA each

Output voltage

24.0 V @ no load

16.8 V @ max. output current

0.7 V @ circuit open

Rise time

< 2 µs

Fall time

< 140 ns

Table 3: Opto_Out logic circuit

Opto_Out relay circuit

Type

Open-collector with internal 4k7 pull-up resistor

Supply voltage

5.0 V to 24.0 V (default: not powered)

Position of load

Opto_VCC in respect to the chosen Opto_Out

Default polarity

Active low (low = relay circuit closed)

@ 5 V Opto_VCC supply:

Max. sink current:

35 mA each

Load voltage

4.4 V @ no load

4.2 V @ max. output current

@ 24 V Opto_VCC supply:

Max. sink current:

35 mA each

Load voltage

23.3 V @ no load

23.2 V @ max. output current

Table 4: Opto_Out relay circuit

Fuse

Current [A]

Vendor

Series

Part Number

F1

1.0

Littlefuse

TE5 392

3921100xxxx

F2

1.6

Littlefuse

TE5 392

3921160xxxx

F3

0.5

Schurter

USF 1206

3413.0113.xx

Table 5: Fuses

Power Supply

Voltage [V]

Current

VCC

5.0 +/- 0.2

max. 1.6 A

Opto VCC

5.0..24.0

10 mA @ 5.0 V

50 mA @ 24.0 V

Ext Laser VCC

5.0

20 mA without load

max. 100 mA

Table 6: Power supply

Port

high lvl input volt. [V]

max. input volt. [V]

Analog In

 

0..10.3

MOTF Channel 0

4.0

5.0

MOTF Channel 1

4.0

5.0

OptoIn

2.3

24.0

DigiIn

1.8

5.0

StepperIn

1.8

5.0

RS-232

2.0

± 25

Table 7: Input voltage levels

5V Output (pin37, pin 38) on Extension Connector

Max. output current

150 mA in total

output voltage

5.0 V

Table 8: 5V Output on Extension Connector

FA, MIP, OP (LED indicator pins)

Max. output current

1.2 mA

Max. output voltage

3.3 V (LVTTL)

Default logic level

Active high

Table 9: FA, MIP, OP

Operating conditions

 

Ambient Temperature

from +10°C to +50°C

Humidity

non condensing

Table 10: Operating conditions

Transfer rates

approximately

USB 1.1

800 kByte/s

Ethernet

1 MByte/s

USB 2.0

4.5 MByte/s

Table 11: Transfer rates

Input ports

Input range [V]

UTh [V] [a]

Current [mA]

Cutoff freq.

Opto_In

0.0 - 24.0

2.4

 

-

Digi_In

0.0 - 24.0

2.0

 

-

Stepper_In

0.0 - 24.0

2.0

 

-

MOTF_Ch_0

0.0 - 5.0

3.0

< 1

125 kHz [c]

MOTF_Ch_1 [b]

0.0 - 5.0

2.5

< 2

250 kHz [c]

XY2-100 inputs

0.0 - 5.0

-

 

-

RS-232_In

-25.0 - 25.0

-

 

-

Analog_In

0.0 - 10.3

-

 

100 kHz

Table 12: Inputs

Default logic level is active high for all inputs.

[a]: UTh is the input switch threshold. To increase the value, a suitable external series resistor must be added. The value of the resistor can be calculated with the formula given in the corresponding subchapters of Board And Connectors. The input states are:

[b]: Do not use this MOTF_Ch_1 in single-ended mode.

[c]: The cutoff frequency corresponds to a single encoder track.

Flash quality/reliability

 

data retention

10 a (= year)

endurance

100,000 program/erase cycles

size

1 GB (= 8 Gb)

Table 13: Flash quality and reliability

note

The Flash memory will also be used to save the correction file and logs, the memory available for Flash jobs is therefore almost 1GB.