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CEO: Dr. Bernt Götz • Phone +493641/66880  • Fax +493641/668866  • www.piezosystem.com 

4  Purchased part package 

Please  check the  completeness  of the  delivery after receiving  the shipment: 

  piezo  amplifier  NV200/D  NET 

  wide  range  power  supply  24 VDC 

For optional  needed  drivers  or available  software  see our  homepage. 

5  Instructions for using piezo electrical elements and power supplies 

  Piezoelectric  actuators  from  piezosystem  jena  are  controlled  by  voltages  up  to  180  V.  These 

values  can  be  quite  hazardous.  Therefore,  read  the  installation  instructions  carefully  and 
ensure  that  only authorized  personnel  handle  the power  supply. 

  After  transportation,  piezoelectric  actuators  should  be  allowed  to  adapt  to  room  temperature 

for approximately  2 hours  before being  switched  on. 

  Piezoelectric  actuators  are  made  from  ceramic  materials  with  and  without  metallic  casings. 

The  piezo-ceramic  is  a  relatively  brittle  material.  This  should  be  noted  when  handling 
piezoelectric  actuators.  All  piezo  elements  are sensitive  to bending  or shock forces. 

  Due  to  the  piezoelectric  effect,  piezo  actuators  can  generate  electrical  charges  by  changing 

the mechanical  load  or the temperature,  or by actions  such  as the ones  described  above. 

  Piezoelectric  actuators  are  able  to  work  under  high  compressive  forces.  Only  actuators  with  a 

pre-load  can  be  used  under  tensile  loads  (these  tensile  forces  must  be  less  than  the  pre-load 
given  in  the  data  sheet).  Please  note  that  acceleration  of  the  ceramic  material  (e.g.,  caused  by 
fall down,  discharging,  or high  dynamic application)  will occur. 

  After  excitation  of  the  actuators  by  a  voltage  in  the  upper  control  range,  the  ceramic  will  move 

and  generate  an  opposite  high  voltage  after disconnection. 

  Heating  of  the  ceramic  material  will  occur  during  dynamic  operation  and  is  caused  by  structure 

conditional  loss  processes.  This  may  cause  failure  if  the  temperature  exceeds  specified  values 
cited  below.  With  increasing  temperature  up  to  the  Curie  temperature  TC,  (usual  values 
approx.  140  °C 

–  250  °C)  the  piezoelectric  effect  disappears.  We  recommend  working  in 

temperatures  up to TC/2  (normally  up to 80 °C). 

  Piezoelectric  actuators,  such  as  stacks  or  other  devices,  work  electrically  as  a  capacitor. 

These  elements  are  able  to  store  electrical  energy  over  a  long  period  of  time  (up  to  some 
days)  and the  stored  energy may be dangerous. 

  If  the  actuator  remains  connected  to  the  drive  electronics,  it  will  be  unloaded  within  a  second 

after shutdown  and  quickly reaches  harmless  voltage  values. 

  Piezo  actuators  can  only  generate  voltages  by  warming  or  cooling  (caused  by  the  longitudinal 

change).  The  discharge  potential  should  not  be  ignored  due  to  the  inner  capacitance.  This 
effect is insignificant  at usual  room temperature. 

  Piezo  actuators  from  piezosystem  jena  are  adjusted  and  glued.  Any  opening  of  the  unit  will 

cause  misalignment  or possible  malfunction  and will  result  in  the loss  of the guarantee. 

  Please  only use  original  parts  from piezosystem  jena. 

Please  contact  piezosystem  jena  or  your  local  representative  if  there  are  any  problems  with  your 
actuator  or power  supply. 

Caution!

  Shock  forces  may  damage  the  built-in  ceramic  elements.  Please  avoid  such  forces,  and 

handle  the  units  with  care, otherwise  the  guarantee  will be  lost. 

 

  

Summary of Contents for NV200/D NET

Page 1: ...x 493641 668866 www piezosystem com Instruction Manual Digital Piezo Amplifier NV200 D NET Please read carefully before switching on the power Please see safety instructions for using piezoelectric actuators and power supplies 21 12 2021 Rev 0 ...

Page 2: ...2 CEO Dr Bernt Götz Phone 493641 66880 Fax 493641 668866 www piezosystem com ...

Page 3: ...pply 7 6 3 Operation 7 6 4 Maintenance and inspection 8 6 5 Environmental conditions 8 7 Instructions for checking the function of the system quick start 8 8 How to operate the digital amplifier NV200 D NET 9 8 1 Introduction 9 8 2 Technical data 10 8 3 Connectors and Pin Assignment 11 8 4 Establishing communication 14 8 5 Command list 18 8 6 Error messages 22 8 7 Status register 23 8 8 Feedback c...

Page 4: ...m piezosystem jena You will also find additional information regarding piezoelectric products Definition All systems from piezosystem jena such as electronics actuators and optical systems are called units If you have any problems please contact the manufacturer of the system piezosystem jena Stockholmer Str 12 07747 Jena Phone 49 36 41 66 88 0 2 Certification of piezosystem jena The company piezo...

Page 5: ... high dynamic application will occur After excitation of the actuators by a voltage in the upper control range the ceramic will move and generate an opposite high voltage after disconnection Heating of the ceramic material will occur during dynamic operation and is caused by structure conditional loss processes This may cause failure if the temperature exceeds specified values cited below With inc...

Page 6: ...except those that are designed for that purpose e g actuators Only work with the units in a clean and dry environment Only specially prepared units e g actuators can work under other conditions Please only use original parts from piezosystem jena piezosystem jena does not give any warranty for damages or malfunction caused by additional parts not supplied by piezosystem jena Additional cables or c...

Page 7: ...ot place heavy objects on any cables e g power cords sensor cables actuator cables optical cables Do not block ventilated openings or place the units near a radiator oven or other heat sources Plug in the power cord completely so that it cannot loosen inadvertently Leave sufficient space around the power plug so that it can be unplugged easily If objects are placed around the power plug you will b...

Page 8: ...een 20 22 C at a relative humidity between 5 80 non condensing 7 Instructions for checking the function of the system quick start When you open the package please check to make sure all the necessary parts are included see packing list and nothing is damaged Check the electronics and the actuator for any visible damage The top and bottom plates of the actuator if it does not have another shape sho...

Page 9: ...em start The actuator is connected to the NV200 D NET using the PIEZO plug After switch on the device runs a self test procedure while the indicator LED is lightning red This takes about 3 s During this step the controller reads the system specific parameters from the actuators ID chip and sets up the controller If no actuator is connected the LED stays red After the self test the actuator moves t...

Page 10: ... V or 20 V 130 V automatically adapted to the actuator Output current 200 mA continuous 400 mA peak for 1 2 ms NanoX mode 2 x 100 mA continuous 2 x 200 mA peak for 1 2 ms Output voltage noise 0 7 mVRMS 500 Hz bandwidth Actuator measurement connector PIEZO 15 pin D Sub plug Safety functions short circuit proof over temperature protection Display LED green orange red Interfaces USB Ethernet Interfac...

Page 11: ... Phone 493641 66880 Fax 493641 668866 www piezosystem com 8 3 Connectors and Pin Assignment 8 3 1 Overview I O connector Ethernet connector USB connector Piezo actuator connector connector Status LED Power supply connector ...

Page 12: ... 15 V Supply voltage measurement 15 V 12 SCL I C Bus SCL 13 DETECT Actuator detection 15 Piezo ground Actuator ground Not for external use The actuator is connected to this plug The actuator voltage goes to the piezo the position signal from the measurement system goes to the DSP and the integrated actuator information is stored on an ID chip which goes to the main controller It is important that ...

Page 13: ...rigger 9 SPI MOSI MOSI 3 3V logic slave input 10 TxD Not used 11 MON Analog monitor output 0 10V 12 TRG out Trigger output TTL 3 3V 13 SPI CS Chip select 3 3V logic low active slave input 14 SPI MISO MISO 3 3V logic slave output 15 RxD Not used shield wire AGND Analog ground 8 3 4 USB connector The USB C type connector supports USB 2 0 and allows the device to be controlled via a serial COM Port 8...

Page 14: ...red to connect to your computer The properties of the COM port are 115200 baud 8bit no parity 1 stop bit software handshake XON XOFF When the device is powered and connected it answers after receiving CR carriage return Enter Key with its prompt NV200 D NET 8 4 2 Telnet communication via Ethernet The communication with the NV200 D NET over Ethernet can be done with the Windows Telnet client If not...

Page 15: ...fault port number is 23 By default the IP address is set dynamically over DHCP If necessary it can be set static over the configuration To get the IP address of the device ask you network administrator or use our tool IP Search from the website It is possible to use the host name of the device if the DHCP FQDN option is enabled By default the host name is C the last 6 digits of the MAC address Exa...

Page 16: ...ress and the default port 23 for Telnet communication with the device Under the item Server the IP address can be set to a static one or to DHCP Under item Channel 1 the port can be changed By accessing the IP in a web browser the settings can be accessed graphically CAUTION By default the IP address is retrieved over DHCP In networks without a DHCP server there is no access via Telnet possible wi...

Page 17: ...onds to 0 100 of the closed loop travel of the connected actuator in open loop mode 0x0000 0xFFFE corresponds to 0 100 of the admissible piezo voltage of the connected actuator The value 0xFFFF is used for error detection and is not interpreted as a setpoint Value range of the return value The value selected by spisrc command is converted into a 16 bit integer value with the following scaling Conf...

Page 18: ... of read only commands commands without a value or to read back a value the command is issued without a value command r Command Description Value range General Commands s Print full command list reset Hardware reset of the controller fenable During controller power up cycle through the entire piezo voltage range once 0 disabled 1 enabled sinit Initial actuator position after power up 0 100 set Set...

Page 19: ...ter cut off frequency 1 10000 Hz notchon Enable or disable notch filter 0 off 1 on notchf Notch filter frequency 1 10000 Hz notchb Notch filter 3dB bandwidth 1 10000 Hz max 2 notchf poslpon Enable or disable measured position low pass filter 0 off 1 on poslpf Measured position low pass filter cut off frequency 1 10000 Hz Arbitrary waveform generator grun Start or stop the arbitrary waveform genera...

Page 20: ...a stop command recout Read the data recorder line by line ch channel Index Distance to index 0 Length number of values max to reclen or rec_max Response recout ch index value ch 0 channel A 1 channel B Index 0 6143 Length 1 6144 recoutf Read the complete data recorder comma seperated Response recoutf ch value 1 value 2 value reclen ch 0 channel A 1 channel B Trigger In trgfkt Function to run on tr...

Page 21: ...dex up to in1 output of the value at index iyt Read the measured position profile in time domain Without index output as array up to in1 With index up to in1 output of the value at index ii1t Read the piezo current profile of amplifier channel 1 in time domain Without index output as array up to in1 With index up to in1 output of the value at index ii2t Read the piezo current profile of amplifier ...

Page 22: ...e learned profiles in the actuator iload Load learned profiles from the actuator 8 6 Error messages When the user sends wrong inputs to the device the controller responds with an error message in the form error x The error numbers x means Error Number Description 1 Error not specified 2 Unknown command 3 Parameter missing 4 Admissible parameter range exceeded 5 Command s parameter count exceeded 6...

Page 23: ...s not bridged single current 1 amplifier channels bridged double current 9 unused 10 0 OK 1 temperature too high 11 0 OK 1 actuator error or incompatible actuator type 12 0 OK 1 hardware error 13 0 OK 1 I C error 14 0 OK 1 lower control value limit reached 15 0 OK 1 upper control value limit reached If it is impossible to reach the setpoint in CL mode within 0 5 s and by means of the admissible pi...

Page 24: ... Bernt Götz Phone 493641 66880 Fax 493641 668866 www piezosystem com 8 8 Feedback control modes 8 8 1 PID control The following block diagram shows the functional groups of the controller in PID mode ctrlmode 0 ...

Page 25: ...lds 𝑢 as the controller output prior to notch filtering The controller specific parameters are stored in the actuator s ID chip The default parameters were determined in the piezosystem jena laboratory and ensure safe function of the actuator and will work for most applications Depending on your application additional load setpoint trajectory and motion requirements fine tuning of the control para...

Page 26: ...omain results in the control deviation This is used to calculate an improved piezo voltage profile for the next iteration which is the sum of the piezo profile of the current iteration and a correction component The correction is calculated by filtering the control deviation in frequency domain with the inverse of the system s transfer function also called learning function The result is attenuate...

Page 27: ...s repeated until the number of cycles reaches the value given by gcarb With gtarb the output sampling time of 50 µs can be extended This means that the same index is output for the number of samples given by gtarb The arbitrary waveform generator can be stopped with grun 0 at any time The index of the sample at which the arbitrary waveform generator was stopped can be queried with the command giar...

Page 28: ...pause to finish step recoutf 0 recoutf 1 plot results 8 11 Trigger 8 11 1 Trigger In Various controller functions can be carried out with the trigger input This can be used to synchronize the controller with several other NV200 D NET controllers or any other external device The trigger input uses a 5V logic and is activated by rising edges tgrfkt Action on trigger pulse 0 No action 1 Start the arb...

Page 29: ...sed loop stroke of 80 µm With edge rising trgedg 1 trgss 10 µm ttrgse 30 µm trgsi 5 µm the trigger events are generated at 10 µm 15 µm 20 µm 25 µm 30 µm After reaching the position trgss measured value 10µm the trigger pulse is set and the next trigger point is calculated 15µm the trigger is switched off after n 50µs and it is waited for the position 15 µm to be reached After reaching this positio...

Page 30: ...heck the interface settings 115200 baud 8 bits 1 stop bit no parity software handshake if applicable IP Search did not find the device Check the network connection cable Check the power supply at powered device the led must light up Check the firewall on PC and router UDP 30718 In Ethernet configuration see 8 4 3 under 6 Security the setting Port 77FE must set to enabled No connection via Telnet p...

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