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8902/RE Resolver Speed Feedback Option 

Initial Set-up 

Configuring the 890 Drive 

Note:

 

The DSE 890 Configuration Tool is Parker SSD Drives’ Windows-based block 

programming software and is supplied with each drive. 

Use the DSE 890 Configuration Tool to configure the RESOLVER function block, as detailed 
below. 

You will require a PMAC (Permanent Magnet AC) Configuration when using DSE 890: create 
a "New Configuration" in DSE 890 and select "890 Permanent Magnet AC" in the dialog box. 
Double-click on the MOTOR CONTROL function block in the new configuration to display the 
RESOLVER function block. 

DSE 890 offers a "Motor Wizard" to quickly enter parameter information into the RESOLVER 
function block: from the menu at the top of the screen select Edit 

 Motor Wizard. In the pop-

up dialog box you can now select the motor and resolver from the drop-down lists. 

Alternatively, you can enter parameter information directly into the RESOLVER function block. 
The parameters are described below. 

RESOLVER Function Block 

SETUP::MOTOR CONTROL::RESOLVER 

This block allows Speed Feedback to be measured using a resolver.  

Note:

 

Only parameters relevant to the Resolver are described below. 

Parameter Descriptions 

NAME 

 

Range:  

Resolver name/designation 

POLES 

 

Range:  2  to 20 

Number of resolver poles. In case of multi-pair poles resolver, the resolution of the resolver 
option is multiplied by the number of pair poles.  

RATIO 

 

Range:  0.2 to 1.0 

Transformation ratio of the resolver 

SPEED MAX 

 

Range: 0 to 2

31 

(user units) 

Mechanical maximum speed supported by the resolver. 

ACCURACY 

 

Range: 0 to 60.0 minutes 

This parameter represents the nominal accuracy of the resolver.  (This information is only 
informative and could be left unspecified). 

CARRIER VOLTAGE 

 

Range:  5.0 to 10.0 Vrms 

This parameter represents the nominal carrier voltage for the resolver. (This information is 
only informative and could be left unspecified). 

CURRENT 

 

Range: 0.0 to 70mA rms 

This information represents the nominal current needed to run  the resolver. (This information 
is only informative and could be left unspecified). 

INERTIA 

 

Range: 10.0 to 100000 Kgcm² 

This information represents the resolver rotor inertia. (This information is only informative 
and could be left unspecified). 

Summary of Contents for 8902/RE

Page 1: ...rker SSD Drives a division of Parker Hannifin Ltd Although every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this document it may be necessary without notice to make amendments or correct omission...

Page 2: ...nt Application Area The equipment described is intended for industrial motor speed control utilising AC induction or AC synchronous machines Personnel Installation operation and maintenance of the equ...

Page 3: ...In particular Stored energy might not discharge to safe levels as quickly as suggested and can still be present even though the drive appears to be switched off The motor s direction of rotation might...

Page 4: ...and 8902 RR 1 Specifications Resolver Interface 8902 RE and 8902 RR 2 Specifications Emulated Encoder 8902 RR only 2 Recommended Spare Parts 2 Installation 3 Fitting the Option 3 Wiring the System 4...

Page 5: ...ntains a carrier output signal to power the Resolver 8902 RR contains three differential outputs emulating a pulse encoder Part Number The part number for the Resolver Speed Feedback Option is 8902 RE...

Page 6: ...s Resolution Equivalent to 16 bits per electrical revolution of resolver Inputs Differential inputs Zin 2 k Maximum input voltage 12Vpeak Isolation None Specifications Emulated Encoder 8902 RR only Si...

Page 7: ...er Options that are fitted to the control board 4 Offer up the Resolver Option through the OPTION F cut out as shown opposite 5 Fit the two locating pegs of the large connector on the rear edge of the...

Page 8: ...a screen over each individual pair It may be possible to use a cable with just a screen over each individual pair The signal pairs should have characteristic impedance of 120 To ensure compliance with...

Page 9: ...arrier input reference voltage 9 Sin input 10 11 Cos input 12 Index Z output 13 Quadrature A output 14 Quadrature B output 15 carrier input reference voltage not connected not connected not connected...

Page 10: ...Rotor COSINE input Vcos V S1 S3 V R1 R2 x TR x cos SINE input Vsin V S2 S4 V R1 R2 x TR x sin With Vin V R1 R2 carrier signal reference voltage TR transformation ratio position Approved Resolvers Par...

Page 11: ...nd Z These emulate a 1024 line encoder rotating at the same speed and direction as the resolver Clockwise rotation of the encoder shaft normally causes channel A to lead channel B but this could rever...

Page 12: ...SETUP MOTOR CONTROL RESOLVER This block allows Speed Feedback to be measured using a resolver Note Only parameters relevant to the Resolver are described below Parameter Descriptions NAME Range Resolv...

Page 13: ...the init state is completed and the speed and position information are normally available FALSE the initialisation phase is on going Position and speed information are not available The initialisation...

Page 14: ...when the motor runs in a clockwise direction looking to the front shaft of the motor the 3 successive phases are M1 M2 and M3 as shown below Motor phasing 0 90 180 270 360 electrical position M1 phas...

Page 15: ...Feedback Option ISS MODIFICATION ECN No DATE DRAWN CHK D 1 Add support for 8902 RR 17852 27 08 09 AFL FIRST USED ON MODIFICATION RECORD 8902 RE and 8902 RR Resolver Speed Feedback Options DRAWING NUMB...

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