Tt[n] – motion processor sampling time – ElmoMC SimplIQ Digital Servo Drives-Bell Command Reference User Manual

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TT[N] – Motion Processor Sampling Time

Purpose:
This command sets the sampling time of the motion controller.

TT[1]: Sampling time of the motion processor, µsec.

TT[1] is the sampling time of the current loop. The sampling time of the velocity
controller and of the position controller is two times TS. For example, if
TT[1]=40, the torque/commutation controller runs once every 40 microseconds, the
speed controller and the position controller executes every 80 microseconds.

For all unit modes, WS[28] and WS[55] give the actual sampling time of the speed and of
the position controllers

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Notes:

When TT[1] is increased, the current loop gains must be revised in order to

prevent instability of the current loop, which may damage the drive and/or the
motor.

For > 1KW drives, the selection of TT[1] is a compromise between high servo

performance and switching losses in the drive. Lower TT[1] implies increase in
the available control bandwidth, but also implies increased switching rates of the
power stage, thus increased heating.

Attributes:

Type:

Parameter, Integer

Source: RS-232,

CANopen

Restrictions: Motor

off

Default values: 40

µsec

Index range: [1]
Range: [30..60]
Unit modes: All
Activation: Immediate
SimplIQ: New

command

Note: This command takes a few milliseconds to perform.

See also:

WS[N],WI[N]

Under most circumstances, this command is used only by the tuning environment.

Application note:

The motion processor

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There are two readouts for the same thing since historically in SimpleIQ the sampling

times for speed and position were different.

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