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Evolved for greater speed and more compactness, the motion control LSI.
The "2-axis motion control LSI X7023" has evolved to be faster and more compact. We provide a wide range of optimal methods for building motion control systems according to your needs. Please request the English manual and reference circuit diagrams separately. For more details, please request materials or contact us.
"Motion Control LSI" that assists the system with various functions.
The "4-axis motion control LSI X7043" reduces board production time, making system construction faster. It is equipped with a wealth of functions necessary for motion control. It can be used for various applications according to customer needs. Please request the English manual and reference circuit diagrams separately. For more details, please request materials or contact us.
What is pulse control LSI? An explanation of the features of recommended models for first-time users.
To operate a stepping motor, it goes without saying that some kind of "device or circuit that generates pulse signals" is necessary. In many cases, motor control (motion control) is developed using "CPUs (1-chip microcontrollers)" or "FPGAs," so it would be sufficient to program them to enable "acceleration and deceleration control"!! Of course, that would be enough if it works well, but wait a moment!! Are you aware that there are dedicated devices specifically designed for motor control? They are called "pulse control LSI."
A low-cost version suitable for controlling stepping motors!
We have renewed our conventional model by miniaturizing it and enhancing its functionality. It incorporates the basic functions that are generally considered necessary for open-loop control of stepping motors. Considering the recent CPU landscape, it can be used with either an 8-bit parallel bus or a 4-wire serial bus, broadening the options for compatible CPUs. The 2-axis type measures 10×10 mm, and the 4-axis type measures 14×14 mm, adopting the industry's smallest package in the QFP type. You can develop a multi-axis controller for stepping motors in a "compact," "affordable," and "fast" manner. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
8-axis linear interpolation motion control LSI
The X7083 can control 8 axes with a single chip, enabling multi-axis control at a low cost. It can control not only stepping motors but also servo motors, allowing for use according to your needs. Please request the English manual and reference circuit diagram separately. For more details, please request documentation or contact us.
