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 IRMCS2033
International Rectifier * 233 Kansas Street, El Segundo, CA 90245
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IRMCS2033
Low Voltage Sensorless Drive Design Platform for Permanent Magnet Motors
IR WORLD HEADQUARTERS: 233 Kansas St., El Segundo, California 90245 Tel: (310) 252-7105 Data and specifications subject to change without notice. 4/13/2004
March 19, 2004 Rev 1.0
Low Voltage Sensorless Drive Design Platform for Permanent Magnet Motors
Features
Low cost complete AC sensorless drive design platform IRMCK203 IC for complete sensorless control Simple design with IR2175 current sensing HVIC 350W output power with MOSFET inverter Wide speed range and high speed operation Support any permanent magnet AC motors Low loss/EMI Space Vector PWM No phase voltage feedback sensing Low cost A/D interface with multiplexer 4-channel D/A output for diagnostics/monitoring ServoDesignerTM tool for easy operation RS232C/RS422 and fast SPI interface Parallel interface for microcontroller expansion Over-current and ground fault protection Over-voltage / Under-voltage protection Dynamic Braking control with on-board brake resistor Discrete I/Os (START/STOP, FAULT, FLTCLR, SYNC, ESTOP, DIR, PWM Enable) Configuration data retention at power up/down
IRMCS2033
Product Summary
Speed operation range (typical) High speed operation Speed accuracy Speed resolution PWM carrier frequency Sensorless control computation time Input dc voltage range Continuous output current Overload output current Continuous output power Max RS232C speed Optional RS422 communication 5 to 100% 100,000 rpm (2 pole) 0.01% 15 bit 65 kHz max 10 usec 22 to 50 V (typical) 6 Arms @20KHz fPWM 18 Arms (3 secs) 350 W 57.6 kbps 1 Mbps
Description
IRMCS2033 is a Sensorless drive design platform for low voltage applications up to 350W output power. The system contains the latest advanced motion control IC, IRMCK203, and the ServoDesignerTM software. The complete B/Ms and schematics are provided so that the user can adapt and tailor the design per application needs. The system does not require any software code development due to the unique Motion Control Engine implemented in the IRMCK203 IC. Users can readily evaluate high performance Sensorless control without spending the development effort usually required in the traditional DSP or microcontroller based system. IRMCS2033 contains advanced iMOTION chipset such as IR2175 monolithic current sensing ICs and IRMCK203 full Sensorless Permanent Magnet motor drive, which enables simple and cost effective motion control design.
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IRMCS2033 Overview
The IRMCS2033 is a low voltage drive design platform for a complete Sensorless Permanent Magnet motor drive system based on the IRMCK203 digital motion control IC. The system is based on a configurable control engine implemented by hardware logic in the IRMCK203. The system has a simple and low cost structure, made possible by advanced IR motion components including the IR2175 monolithic current sensing high voltage IC and IR2106 gate driver IC. Instead of using IR2175 as current feedback option, IRMC2033 also supports Inverter Low side shunt current feedback via A/D converter. These feedback options used in conjunction with the IRMCK203 simplify hardware implementation. Since all control logic is implemented in hardware logic as opposed to programmed software, unmatched parallel computation is achieved, resulting in higher bandwidth control and higher motor operating frequency (15 usec minimum PWM loop cycle). Despite hardware logic implementation, its design flexibility allows the user to configure Permanent Magnetic ac motors (Sinusoidal Back EMF) with different motor parameters and different types of communication protocols.
DC Power
Analog Monitor
EEPROM
IRMCS2033 IRMCK203
select
Analog Speed Reference
Brake Circuit w Brake Resistor
4 channel D/A RS232C or RS422 RAMP Host Register Interface
A/D interface DC bus dynamic brake control
BRAKE
A/D
MUX
DC bus feedback
+ -
+ + -
e
Rotor Angle/ speed Estimator
j
Space Vector PWM
Dead time
MOSFET Inverter
IR2106
Host Controller
SPI Interface
FAULT
IRFB59N10D
Parallel Interface
Configuration Registers Monitoring Registers
e
j
2/3
Period/Duty counters Period/Duty counters
IR2175 IR2175
Motor
Figure 1. IRMCS2033 System Block Diagram
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Safety Precautions
In addition to the precautions listed throughout this manual, please read and understand the following statements regarding hazards associated with AC servo development system.
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ATTENTION: The ground potential of the IRMCS2033 system is biased to a negative DC bus voltage potential. When measuring voltage waveform by oscilloscope, the scope ground needs to be isolated. Failure to do so may result in personal injury or death. Darkened display LEDs is not an indication that capacitors have discharged to safe voltage levels.
ATTENTION: The IRMCS2033 system contains dc bus capacitors which take time to discharge after removal of main supply. Before working on drive system, wait three minutes for capacitors to discharge to safe voltage levels. Failure to do so may result in personal injury or death. Darkened display LEDs is not an indication that capacitors have discharged to safe voltage levels.
ATTENTION: Only personnel familiar with the drive and associated machinery should plan or implement the installation, start-up, and subsequent maintenance of the system. Failure to comply may result in personal injury and/or equipment damage.
ATTENTION: The surface temperatures of the drive may become hot, which may cause injury.
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ATTENTION: The IRMCS2033 system contains ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) sensitive parts and assemblies. Static control precautions are required when installing, testing, servicing or repairing this assembly. Component damage may result if ESD control procedures are not followed. If you are not familiar with static control procedures, reference applicable ESD protection handbook and guideline.
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ATTENTION: An incorrectly applied or installed drive can result in component damage or reduction in product life. Wiring or application errors such as undersizing the motor, supplying an incorrect DC voltage, or excessive ambient temperatures may result in system malfunction.
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ATTENTION: Remove dc power input to IRMCS2033 while disconnecting or reconnecting wires or performing service. Wait three minutes after removing power to discharge the bus voltage. Do not attempt to service the drive until bus voltage has discharged to zero. Failure to do so may result in bodily injury or death.
ATTENTION: Do not connect power factor correction capacitors to drive output terminals U, V, and W. Failure to do so may result in equipment damage or bodily injury.
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Debris When Unpacking
The IRMCS2033 system is shipped with packing materials that need to be removed prior to installation.
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ATTENTION: Failure to remove all debris and packing materials, which are unnecessary for system installation, may result in overheating or abnormal operating condition.
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Hardware Installation
Check All Hardware
The following hardware pieces are contained in the IRMCS2033 system. * * * IRMCS2033 board with integrated heat sink Serial RS232C cable with 9-pin Dsub connectors for ServoDesignerTM development tool Two 10 m Ohms shunt resistors
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Installation Procedure
Step 1. Visually inspect IRMCS2033 board to check for loose wiring, loose or damaged components or other abnormalities. Step 2. Connect Motor cable and DC power to IRMCS2033 J1 connector.
J1
DC+
VSS
W
V
U
+
Motor
DC Power Supply
Figure 2. Power Connector, J1 Step 3. (Optional) J6 Connector RS232C Connect the RS232C cable between 9-pin D-sub connector and PC. Step 4. (Optional) J7 Connector, External I/O Connect External I/O Connector (J7) as needed. All inputs are 5V tolerant. Pin Definition Pin 1: Analog speed reference input Pin 2: +10V Pin 3: N/A (open) Pin 4: N/A (open) Pin 5: N/A (open) Pin 6: GND Pin 7: FAULT status output (high when FAULT) Pin 8: SYNC status output (2 usec width of active low pulse at every carrier frequency period) Pin 9: PWM Enable status output (high when PWM is enabled) Pin 10: +5V Pin 11: STARTSTOP input (positive edge transition to start; negative edge transition to stop) Pin 12: DIR input (high = fwd; low = rev) Pin 13: ESTOP input (high to activate emergency stop) Pin 14: FAULT CLR input (1usec pulse to clear fault) Pin 15: N/A (open) Pin 16: GND Figure 3. J7 Connector
10k ohm potentiometer
1
10V
2
GND
STARTSTOP
5V
DIR ESTOP
15
GND
16
FAULT CLR
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Step 5. (Optional) J8 Connector, Analog Output monitoring
1 J8 Top View
Figure 4. J8 Connector Pin Definition Pin 1: Channel 1 Analog output (0-5V) Pin 2: GND Pin 3: Channel 2 Analog output (0-5V) Pin 4: GND Pin 5: Channel 3 Analog output (0-5V) Pin 6: GND Pin 7: Channel 4 Analog output (0-5V) Pin 8: GND Step 6. (Optional) Rescale bus voltage range The default voltage levels are: Over voltage trip = 63.2 V Under voltage trip = 18.4 V Dynamic brake voltage = 58.7V
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If a different voltage range is desired, the user can modify hardware (resistors) to obtain a different voltage range. Resistors R31 and R43 (R31 = R43) can be replaced to accommodate a different voltage range. Over voltage trip = 402 / R31 * 5 * 3360 / 4095 volts (must not exceed 70 Volts) Under voltage trip = 402 / R31 * 5 * 976 / 4095 volts (must be above 15 Volts) Dynamic brake voltage = 402 / R31 * 5 * 3120 / 4095 volts After determining the value of R31 (R43 = R31), the dc bus scaling in the Excel Spreadsheet (drive commissioning tool) need to be updated by the following equation:
Dc bus scale = R31 * 4095 / (5 * 402) where R31 is in Kohm.
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Installing the Software
The ServoDesignerTM tool is distributed on the CD-ROM. Load the CD into the CD-ROM drive on a PC and doubleclick "IRMCS2033.exe". The installation requires a password, which can be found in the file "iMOTION Install IRMCS2033.pdf" on the same CD-ROM. The automated procedure installs all necessary software on the PC. The default location for the installation is "C:\Program Files\iMOTION".
Power-On the System
Apply DC power 20 to 45V (recommended voltage range) to the system (IRMCS2033). Immediately after power-on, the LED will turn green indicating successful configuration of the IRMCK203.
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IRMCS2033 Getting Started
For quick start with preconfigured parameters, the following motor is supported with a preconfigured motor file. * Maxon 118889 (80W, 11000rpm)
If any other motor is used, reconfiguration is required. Configurable parameters are required to tailor the design to various applications (motor and load). These configurable parameters can be modified via the host register interface (using the ServoDesigner tool) through the communication interface. In the IRMCS2033 product, a design spreadsheet (Drive parameters translator) is provided to aid the user for ease of drive start-up. Using the spreadsheet, the user enters high-level parameters such as motor nameplate information, maximum application speed, current limit, and speed regulator bandwidth. This high-level user information is translated to engineering parameters (directly used by the drive). Figure 5 gives an overview of the commissioning steps. Please refer to the IRMCK203 Application Developer's Guide for a detailed description of drive commissioning.
Enter high level design parameters (Motor nameplate, Current limits, Max speed, overload etc..) User parameters Drive Parameters Translator Translate input parameters to drive parameters Engineering parameters ServoDesigner Input and download drive parameters Refine drive parameters
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Figure 5. Overview of Drive Commissioning
Shunt Resistor and Current Rating
Two 20m Ohms current sensing shunt resistors are equipped as default resistors at factory shipment (R11 and R12 located on the top side of PCB). With these resistors, IRMCS2033 can deliver up to 13A maximum peak current (using IR2175) to the motor including overshoot of current regulation when using IR2175 as current feedback. IRMCS2033 motor commissioning tool (IRMCS2033-DriveParams.xls) will calculate the appropriate resistor value for a particular peak Ampere requirement.
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RS232C connector
IRMCS2033 has one serial RS232C connector (J6) on the board. The connector is a D-sub 9 pin standard PC female connector and directly connectable to a PC serial port. As shown in Figure 6, pin 2 is the send signal and pin 3 is the receive signal; both are 10V signal level. The baud rate is fixed at 57.6kbps. The signal format is 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop bit configuration.
J6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DB9RF
RS232 Interface
TX1 RX1
No connection
Figure 6. RS232C Connector
RS-232 Register Access
The IRMCK203 includes an RS-232 interface channel that provides a direct connection to the host PC. The software interface combines a basic "register map" control interface with a simple communication protocol to accommodate potential communication errors. For more detailed information, please refer to the IRMCK203 Application Developer's Guide. RS-232 Register Write Access A Register write operation consists of a command/address byte, byte count, register data and checksum. When the IRMCK203 receives the register data, it validates the checksum, writes the register data, and transmits and acknowledgement to the host.
Command / Address Byte
Byte Count
1-6 bytes of register data
Checksum
Register Write Operation
Command Acknowledgement Byte
Checksum
Register Write Acknowledgement
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1=Read/ 0=Write
6
5
Bit Position 4 3
2
1
0
Register Map Starting Address
Command/Address Byte Format
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1=Error/ 0=OK
6
5
Bit Position 4 3
2
1
0
Register Map Starting Address
Command Acknowledgement Byte Format The following example shows a command sequence sent from the host to the IRMCK203 requesting a two-byte register write operation: 0x2F Write operation beginning at offset 0x2F 0x02 Byte count of register data is 2 0x00 Data byte 1 0x04 Data byte 2 0x35 Checksum (sum of preceding bytes, overflow discarded) A good reply from the IRMCK203 would appear as follows: 0x2F Write completed OK at offset 0x2F 0x2F Checksum An error reply to the command would have the following format: 0xAF Write at offset 0x2F completed in error 0xAF Checksum RS-232 Register Read Access A register read operation consists of a command/address byte, byte count and checksum. When the IRMCK203 receives the command, it validates the checksum and transmits the register data to the host.
Command / Address Byte
Byte Count
Checksum
Register Read Operation
Command Acknowledgement Byte
Register Data (Byte Count bytes)
Checksum
Register Read Acknowledgement (transfer OK)
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Command Acknowledgement Byte
Checksum
Register Read Acknowledgement (error) The following example shows a command sequence sent from the host to the IRMCK203 requesting four bytes of read register data: 0xA0 Read operation beginning at offset 0x20 (high-order bit selects read operation) 0x04 Requested data byte count is 4 0xA4 Checksum A good reply from the IRMCK203 might appear as follows: 0x20 Read completed OK at offset 0x20 0x11 Data byte 1 0x22 Data byte 2 0x33 Data byte 3 0x44 Data byte 4 0xCA Checksum An error reply to the command would have the following format: 0xA0 Read at offset 0x20 completed in error 0xA0 Checksum RS-232 Timeout The IRMCK203 receiver includes a timer that automatically terminates transfers from the host to the IRMCK203 after a period of 32 msec. RS-232 Transfer Examples The following example shows a normal exchange executing a register write access.
The example below shows a normal register read access exchange.
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The following example shows a register write request that is repeated by the host due to a negative acknowledgement from the IRMCK203.
In the final example, the host repeats a register read access request when it receives no response to its first attempt.
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SPI interface Connector
IRMCS2033 has one SPI interface connector (J4) on the board. The connector is a 6-pin header and its pin assignments are shown below. The signal level is 3.3V with 5V tolerant input. Maximum transmission speed is 6 MHz. J4 MISO 1 SPI SCLK 2 Interface MOSI 3 SYNC 4 CS 5
6 HDR6
Figure 7. SPI Interface Connector
SPI Register Access
When configured as an SPI device read only and read/write operations are performed using the following transfer format: Command Byte Data Byte 0
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Data Byte N
Data Transfer Format
7
Read Only
6
5
Bit Position 4 3
2
1
0
Register Map Starting Address
Command Byte Format Data transfers begin at the address specified in the command byte and proceed sequentially until the SPI transfer completes. As in the Host Parallel Access, the internal address register is incremented after each SPI byte is transferred. Note that accesses are read/write unless the "read only" bit is set.
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Parallel Interface Port
IRMCS2033 provides an 8-bit parallel interface port to facilitate microprocessor interface. The interface is generic and compatible with most common 8-bit parallel interfaces such as MCS8051, some Motorola 8-bit uP, Microchip, etc. Figure 8 shows the connection diagram. The connector, J5, is a 2-by-10 header connector.
VCC
J5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
HP_D0 HP_D1 HP_D2 HP_D3 HP_D4 HP_D5 HP_D6 HP_D7 NA NA NA NA HP_nCS HP_nWE HP_nOE HP_A
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Figure 8. Parallel Interface Port Each signal is 3.3V level and the data bus is multiplexed. Table 1 summarizes each signal definition.
Signal
HP_nCS HP_nOE HP_nWE HP_A HP_Dn
I/O1
I I I I I/O Table 1.
Description
Active low Host Port Chip Select Active Low Host Port Output Enable Active low Host Port Write Enable Host Port Register Address. 1 = Address register, 0 = Data Register Bidirectional Host Port data bus, where n = data bit 0 - 7 Microprocessor Interface Module Signal Definitions
The IRMCK203 contains an address register that is updated with the Host Register address when HP_A = 1. After each subsequent data byte is either read or written, the internal address register is incremented. The diagram below shows that Data Bytes 0 to N would access register locations initially specified by the Address Byte. The Address Byte with the HP_A signal can be asserted at any time.
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Address Byte HP_A = 1 Data Byte 0 HP_A = 0
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Data Byte N HP_A = 0
HP_A = 0
Host Parallel Data Transfer Format Figure 9 and Table 2 show read cycle timing for the host parallel interface. Figure 10 and Table 3 show write cycle timing.
HP_nCS
tHPCSN
HP_nWE
tHPWENS tHPA tAHPD
HP_A
tHPAS
HP_D [7:0] tHPOENS HP_nOE
tHPZD tHPOEN
VALID tHPDZ
Figure 9. Host Parallel Read Cycle Timing
SYMBOL tHPCSN tHPWENS tHPAS tAHPD tHPZD tHPDZ tHPOENS tHPOEN
DESCRIPTION HP_nCS Period HP_nWE Setup HP_A Setup HP_D [7:0] Access HP_D [7:0] Active HP_D [7:0] High Impedance HP_nOE Setup HP_nOE Period
MIN 70 40 40 60 0 0 40 70
MAX
105 9 6
UNIT S ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns
NOTE
Note 3
Note 3
Table 2: Host Parallel Read Cycle Timing Note: 1.
HP_nOE, HP_nWE must be stable before the high to low transition of HP_nCS.
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HP_nCS tHPWENS tHPAS HP_A
tHPA
tHPCSN
HP_nWE
tHPWEN
HP_D [7:0] tHPD[7:0]S HP_nOE tHPOENS
tHPD[7:0]
tHPOEN
Figure 10. Host Parallel Write Cycle Timing
SYMBOL tHPCSN tHPWENS tHPWEN tHPAS tHPA tHPD[7:0] tHPOENS tHPOEN
DESCRIPTION HP_nCS Period HP_nWE Setup HP_nWE Period HP_A Setup HP_A Period HP_D [7:0] Setup HP_nOE Setup HP_nOE Period
MIN 70 40 70 -10 70 -10 40 70
MAX
UNITS ns ns ns ns ns ns ns ns
NOTE
Note 4
Table 3: Host Parallel Write Cycle Timing Note: 2.
HP_nOE must be asserted high while HP_nCS low during a Host Parallel Write Cycle.
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IRMCS2033 Specifications
TC = 25C unless specified
Parameters Voltage Level dc bus voltage range Over voltage trip Under voltage trip Dynamic brake voltage Output Power Watts Current Host interface (SPI) SCLK,CS,MISO,MOSI, SYNC Host interface (RS232C) SND,RCV Host interface (Parallel Port) HP_nCS,HP_nOE,HP_nWE, HP_A,HP_DATA[8] D/A 8- bit 4 Channel A/D 12-bit Discrete I/O Input Output Current feedback Current sensing device Resolution Latency Protection Output current trip level Ground fault trip level Short circuit delay time Power Device IRFB59N10D System environment Ambient temperature Values 22 to 50V 63.2V 18.4V 58.7V 350W continuous power 6 Arms nominal, 18 Arms Overload 3.3V logic level 10V 3.3V Conditions Maximum limited by Dynamic brake voltage Re-scalable by R31 and R43 (70V max) Re-scalable by R31 and R43 (15V min) Re-scalable by R31 and R43 fPWM = 20kHz, TA = 40C, RthSA = 1.0 C/W 3 secs overload maximum 6MHz Maximum 57.6k bps, single ended, configurable for RS422 up to 1Mbps 8 bit parallel interface compatible with 8051, Microchip, other uP. Output are buffered with 4mA drive capability ADS7818 compatible 5V tolerant, Active High logic
0-3.3V output DC bus, Speed Ref and Leg shunt current inputs START/STOP, ESTOP, DIR, FLTCLR PWMEnable, FAULT, SYNC IR2175, direct interface 10 bit (7.5 nanoseconds counting resolution ) 8.3 usec 28A peak, 10% 28A peak, 10% 2.5 usec 6 MOSFETs 0 to 40C
133 MHz internal IRMCK203 clock 2175 PWM output (120 kHz) Detection from low side Leg Shunts Detection from positive dc bus line-to-line short, line-to-DC bus (-) short
95% RH max. (non-condensing)
Table 4. IRMCS2033 Electrical Specification
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