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Manufacturer Vega CNC offers the 2785 series of converter boards, which are equipped with RS-422-A differential drivers. A Quad B is the default configuration, with Z-channel index occurring once per transducer cycle.
According to the company, the Model 2785500 resolver-to-digital-converter board provides both the durability of a resolver and the simplicity of an A-quad-B encoder interface. The product can be used with virtually any syncrho/resolver.
The 2785502 converter board features hall-effect simulation for servo-drive retrofits that require hall effect for motor commutation.
The 2785501 model converts inductosyn scale signal to an A-quad-B encoder interface style. Rewiring is not required because the board interfaces with existing wires. It excites the slider with a sine and cosine excitation and uses the phase-shifted, pre-amplified scale return to generate the A-quad-B signals.
Mastercam 2025 incorporates big advancements and small — all based on customer feedback and the company’s commitment to keeping its signature product best in class.
Practical work has served Bridgerland Technical College both in preparing its current students for manufacturing jobs and in appealing to new generations of potential machinists.
This shop relies on digital solutions to grow their manufacturing business. With this approach, W.A. Pfeiffer has achieved seamless end-to-end connectivity, shorter lead times and increased throughput.
