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Motion Control Library - All the potential of Ingenia motion controllers controlled from high level C/C++ programming
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Posted Dec 04 2008
Filed under: Motion Control Motion Controller
Ingenia motion controllers can be configured and operated through their registers. To do this, it is necessary to establish a communication channel with the controller and to activate the desired registers. Such configuration and operations can be tedious due to the need to use low level syntax and to know communication protocols, etc. To free developers from these tasks, Ingenia has developed Motion Control Library (MCLib).
MCLib brings together a series of functions and components that provide an application programming interface (API) in C/C++ for Ingenia motion controllers. It includes functions for both communication management with the motion controller and for its configuration and operation.
MCLib is accompanied by CAN communication libraries for the main manufacturers of these devices (Peak-System, IXXAT, Kvaser, Vector Informatik), as well as libraries for RS232 communication based on WINAPI. All of this means that MCLib releases the integrator from register programming and protocol management tasks, allowing them to concentrate on final application development.
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Mercury motion controller. Digital motion control for DC brushed and brushless (BLDC, BLAC) motors
Posted Nov 13 2008
Filed under: Motion Controller Motor Control
 In one single physical device, the Mercury motion controller includes the control and power amplifier needed to run brushed DC and brushless PMSM motors. The controller can be operated from RS232 or CAN with Node-ID hardware. Its extended voltage operation range allows it to be used in industry or robotics, and its reduced size (83x64mm) and the absence of any external heat sink allow the controller to be integrated into critical-size applications. Thanks to the MCLib software, the device parameters can be easily configured and monitored, using simple functions written in C/C++
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