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SOLUTION 3: BUILD YOUR OWN CNC CONTROLLER
Delta Tau offers stand alone or PC mounted controller cards with all the above features and benefits for 4 or 8 axis.
Add your own:
- PC - Control Panel - Pendant * - Keyboard
- Monitor - HMI - Power supplies - Mouse
* Advantage 900 operator remote pendant is available as a separate item
TURBO PMAC CLIPPER
Delta Tau, the technology leader in multi-axis programmable motion control solutions, is proud to offer the Turbo
PMAC Clipper, a feature-filled, highly cost-effective multi-axis controller. Based on the Turbo PMAC2 CPU, the Turbo
PMAC Clipper provides a single board with four axis servomotor or stepper motor control with 32-digital I/O points and
choice of Ethernet or RS232 communication ports. It is easily expandable to eight axes with a small daughter board.
By combining multiple functions such as motion control, high-speed communication and I/O management on a low
cost single board, the Clipper controller substantially improves performance and reduces overall cost per application.
On a single board, high performance features as:
4 axes of simultaneous control (with as little as 0.1ms update time), expandable to 8 axes
All axes independent or coordinated in any combination
Multitasking of up to 16 motion programs and 64 asynchronous ̀PLC programs
Easy-to-use, high-level programming language
Linear, circular, rapid, B-spline, Hermite-spline interpolation modes
True S-curve accel/decel for jerk-limited profiles
Dynamic multi-move lookahead for robust acceleration control
Coordinate system translation and rotation, 2D and 3D
Embedded forward and inverse kinematics routines for
Non-Cartesian geometries
Tool-radius compensation
Hardware position capture and compare circuits for high precision
On board G & M code execution fully customisable
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