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To produce a functional test sequence, the data logger needs to control both
the Cal and the CCE
lines. The voltage applied to the Cal line should be
limited to +/-10V. The sensor should reproduce any signal applied by the
digitizer within the voltage limits and the bandwidth of the sensor. Thus, the
calibration sequence can range from the simple pulses described below to
single frequency sine waves or chirped sine signals.
Be certain that the Cal line is not active when the EpiSensor is not powered
– this could damage the unit.
If the data logger cannot perform a functional test, a simple test box can be
built to simulate the desired calibration sequence.
A suggested sequence is as follows:
1. Apply 0V to the Cal
line
2. Turn CCE to +12V
3. Wait 2 seconds
4. Apply +2.5V to Cal for 2 seconds
5. Change Cal to <-2.5V for 2 seconds
6. Change Cal to 0V for 2 seconds
7. Turn CCE off by connecting it to 0V
This will produce a positive pulse followed by a negative pulse.
Caution:
The CCE line must not be enabled during normal operation –
severely degraded noise performance can result. Applying voltage to the Cal
line when the unit is not powered will result in damage. Applying voltage
above the power supply lines to the Cal
line will also damage the unit.
Ground Loop Prevention
When the EpiSensor is used with non-Kinemetrics digitizers it is essential
that the ground connections be carefully planned in order to prevent ground
loops. Please see the section in this chapter on grounding.
This is especially important when using a PC-based data acquisition system.
We recommend using the differential output of the EpiSensor to prevent
common mode problems. When using single-ended output, the signal
returns (-X, -Y, -Z) should be connected to the negative input of the analog
front-end’s differential or instrumentation amplifier and not to circuit
common.
The common connection should return to the power supply through only
one path. When using a separate mains power supply for the EpiSensor, be
very careful that it does not provide a separate ground return through the
AC mains ground to the data acquisition computer. Use a star ground
configuration for your system with the EpiSensor power supply, data
acquisition system and PC all grounded at the same point.