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HA0114T Rev 10 May 2019
Chapter 3
When in closed-loop mode, position is maintained by a feedback signal from the piezo
actuator strain gauge or by a DC feedback signal derived externally.
Note
. This is only
possible when using actuators equipped with position sensing.
Channel Outputs
- these parameters allow the horizontal and vertical channels of the
NanoTrak to be enabled/disabled.
Phase Compensations
The feedback loop scenario in a typical NanoTrak application can involve the
operation of various electronic and electromechanical components (e.g. power
meters and piezo actuators) that could introduce phase shifts around the loop and
thereby effect the system stability. These phase shifts can be cancelled by setting a
'Phase Compensation' factor.
Horizontal
- the compensation for the horizontal component of the circle path.
Vert
ical - the compensation for the vertical component of the circle path.
The values can be specified in the range -180.0 to 180.0 degrees and typically are set
equal to each other.
Misc
Loop Gain
- the gain setting is used to ensure that the DC level of the input (feedback
loop) signal lies within the dynamic range of the input. Increasing this value can lead
to a more responsive NanoTrak behaviour as the signal variation around the circular
path is enhanced. However, for a particular set up, if this value is too high, then
unstable NanoTrak operation (indicated by a fluctuating circle) can result.
The gain value can be specified in the range 100 to 10,000.
Track Threshold -
the track threshold is set in Amps, and is dependent upon the
application. Typically, the value is set to lie above the ‘noise floor’ of the particular
physical arrangement. When the input signal level exceeds this value, the tracking
LED is lit on the GUI panel. However, this is no guarantee that tracking is taking place.
If the threshold value is set inappropriately, e.g. if the tracking threshold is set to below
the noise floor, then the GUI will show a lit tracking LED even though no tracking is
taking place.
Note
NanoTrak channels should not normally be disabled.