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Fuji Electric FRENIC-Ace series - PG Interface Card (OPC-E2-PG3)

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11.25 PG interface card (OPC-E2-PG3)
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SELECTING PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT
Chap 11
11.25 PG interface card (OPC-E2-PG3)
This option card has the pulse (ABZ phase) input circuit of 2 systems and the power output circuit for PG (pulse
generator).
By exchanging this option card with the control circuit terminal board that is installed in FRENIC-Ace main body as
a standard, the following expansion functions can be used.
(1) By the feedback signal by PG, speed control (vector control with speed sensor and PG, V/f control with
speed sensor, peripheral speed constant control).
(2) Simplified position control is possible by feedback signal of PG.
(3) Master-follower synchronous drive is possible by feedback signal by pulse line input or PG.
(4) Pulse line input is possible as the frequency command.
Refer to Chapter 5 for details of each function.
If this card is used, the pulse line input function of the inverter main body terminal X5 cannot be used.
Applicable ROM version
This interface card is applicable to inverters with a ROM version 0300 or later.
11.25.1 Interface specifications (feedback side, PG interface)
Table 11.25-1
Item specifications
Pulse format A, B and Z-phase pulse trains in incremental format
Pulse type Open collector Push pull (complementary)
frequency 30kHz (duty: 50±10%) 100kHz (duty: 50±10%)
Wire length *1 20m (66 ft) or less
30m (98 ft) or less (100kHz)
100m (328 ft) or less (30kHz)
pulse threshold High level 8Vdc, Low level 3Vdc
Number of pulse 20 to 3600P/R 20 to 3600P/R
PG power supply
+12V±10% / 80mA, +15V±10% / 60mA
If an encoder exceeding the above current has to be connected, it is necessary to
use an external power supply.
The above current is the total value including the pulse line input interface side.
*1: These values are approximate. They might be shorter depending on the wire type or noise environment.

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