
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION / FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLE HMCP16
12/40 MB168T1EN - 11184527, 19A2, Baumer_HMC16-T1_II_EN
6. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
6.1 Functional principle HMCP16
The differential SinCos encoder signals, connected to the input, are converted into TTL,
HTL, SinCos output signals with interpolated pulses/cycles and/or SSI output (speed and
position), frequency output. The zero pulse is adjusted as well if available.
Zero pulse signals R+ and R- (output 1 and 2) are determined on the basis of the input
signals R+ and R- of the inputs 1 and 2 up to a speed of ~1000 rpm. At higher speeds R+
and R- are synthesised internally.
To achieve a reliable high resolution, automatic offset and amplitude adjustment for the
incoming SinCos signals and oversampling algorithms are applied.
TheSinCossignalsaresampledanddigitizedwith1MHzanddigitallypre-ltered.To-
getherwiththedownstreamoversamplinglterforthecalculatedposition,ahighsignal
quality of the multiplied output signals is achieved, even if the input signals are noisy or
distorted by hazardous peaks.
The SSI output, if available, has two SSI channels SSI1 and SSI2. The exact division of
bitsandthescalingyoucanndinsection 10.1.
SSI1 transmits a speed word included error bit and parity bit. SSI2 transmits angle infor-
mations. These consists an incremental 14 bit position word, a 14 bit position word for the
reference index Ri and a Ri seen bit, an error bit and a parity bit.
After turning on the device the incremental position is 0. Each revolution is passing
through a value range between 0 up to 214-1.
After turning on the device the Ri seen bit is 0. The Ri seen bit gets to 1 when a valid
reference index Ri is detected. Then the active incremental position was safed and is
provided as Ri position.
If there‘s a detected problem with the input signals the error bit gets to 1.
For the dual version (two inputs) the input SinCos encoder signals were taken and inter-
nally together cleared to achieve a runout error compensation.
If the system is equipped with an error adjustment table (HMC16T1 ...) the accuracy of
the complete system is increased over again. This error adjustment table is aligned to the
HMCK16T1 ... and the HMCP16T1 ... which have the same serial number. Please note
that the error adjustment table only can cause an output signal amelioration when the
adapted HMCK16T1 ... is connected to the HMCP16T1 ... with the same serial number.
Furthermore the optimized output signal amelioration is only possible when output 1 of
the HMCK16T1 ... is connected with the input 1 of the HMCP16T1 ... and, if available, the
output 2 of the HMCK16T1 ... is connected with the input 2 of the HMCP16T1 ....