Technosoft MotionChip User Manual

This document introduces the concept, features, and usage of Technosoft MotionChip. MotionChip is a high-performance motion controller based on DSP architecture, capable of controlling various types of motors and offering flexible motion structure schemes and advanced motion language commands.


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Brand
Technosoft
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
195 KB
Published
09 December, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual provides a comprehensive overview of the Technosoft MotionChip, a DSP‑based motion controller that operates immediately on power and integrates all necessary scheme interfaces on a single chip. It describes the chip’s architecture, supported motor types, communication channels, and advanced motion language capabilities.

The document also details the development environment, including Motion Studio, Motionchip Starter Kit (MCSK), and the TML programming language, offering guidance on system structuring, parameterization, multi‑axis synchronization, and practical application steps for DMC solutions. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • MotionChip Overview
  • Features
  • Application in DMC
  • TML Data Structure
  • TML Instruction Set
  • Interfaces and Communication Channels
  • Development Tools
  • Programming with TML
  • Operation Modes (Standalone and Linked)
  • Multi‑Axis Synchronization

Specifications

Processor speed20 MHz, 20 MIPS
Supported motor typesDC brushed, DC brushless, AC brushless (PMSM), AC induction, stepper
Communication channelsRS‑232/RS‑485 (SCI), CAN bus, parallel I/O (8/16‑bit)
Sampling ratesTorque loop 10 kHz, speed/position loop 1 kHz
General I/O pins17
PWM outputs4‑6 PWM commands

Frequently asked questions

What motor types can the MotionChip control?

The MotionChip can control five motor types: DC brushed, DC brushless, AC brushless (PMSM), AC induction, and stepper motors.

Which communication interfaces are available on the MotionChip?

It supports RS‑232/RS‑485 (SCI), CAN bus, and parallel I/O (8‑ or 16‑bit) interfaces.

What are the typical sampling rates for the control loops?

The torque control loop samples at 10 kHz, while the speed and position loops sample at 1 kHz.

How many general‑purpose I/O pins does the MotionChip provide?

The chip provides 17 general‑purpose I/O pins.

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