Hello
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I have a map VM 140 (P8061-2 2006): intended to be a dynamic simulator
I have several questions for you to submit about response time so that the PID engine is the most efficient as possible,
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Response Time I / O
1) a) The response time depends on it the number of inputs / outputs used ?
1) b) What is the response time of the analog OUTPUT (DA …)?
1) c) What is the response time of the analog INPUT (AD …)?
1) d) What is the response time of digital OUTPUT (0 …)?
1) e) What is the response time of the digital INPUT (I …)? -
I use the INPUT analog voltage 0v to 10v issued by potentiometers 20 KΩ linear. They serve me in my position control actuators. They are therefore useful for proper management of PID.
My connection is as follows:
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Jumper removed for the DA1 0to 10s
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20KΩ potentiometer supplied with voltage by DA1
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The other end of the potentiometer resistance path to GND
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The potentiometer wiper connected to AD1
2) a) The use of potentiometers 10 KΩ for me in my 20 KΩ linear it change the response time checks my position? 2) b) Should I use other values of potentiometer to optimize the response time?
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Are changes possible to reduce the response time? (Change the values of quartz?)
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Is there a new version of VM140 card faster than in my possession?
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What is the card I / O interface in Velleman fastest? (K8055 N?)
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Possessing three cards also K8055-1, then I use the VM140, these 3 cards VM110 and new VM110N (K8055N) by using a self-powered Hub?
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I already use the simulator in a PC power supply to power 12V fans for cooling my actuators.
To simplify wiring (removing the adapter PS 1205):7) a) Can I replace the adapter that feeds the PS1205 VM140 a 12V output from the PC power supply? 7) b) Can I replace the power supply after the OUT 10V analog voltage by the VM140 from the PC power supply by putting the masses in common 7) c) The voltage coming out of the analog outputs of the VM140 is it more stable than the time out of the PC power supply?
Thank you for your help!