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Model:10885A
Manufactured by: Keysight / Agilent
Category:Accessory
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Keysight / Agilent 10885A Overview
 The Agilent 10885A PC axis board, a register-programmed position axis board, is ideal for making open-loop measurements and for providing position data for custom closed-loop servo electronics. It provides a 32-bit position word (in fractions of a wavelength) that is readable over a PC backplane and is also available from a real-time hardware output.
 
Features:
- PC Backplane Position Output
 - Data Format:
 - Units: fractions of a wavelength
 - 32 bits (4 bytes)
 - 2''s Complement
 - Positive Logic
 - Least Significant Bit (one count) equals resolution
 - Typical Data Update Rate Over Backplane (Compiled Quick Basic Program):
 - 80286 @ 8 MHz: 58 kHz
 - 80386 @ 25 MHz: 74 kHz
 - 80486 @ 25 MHz: 105 kHz
 - Data Age and Sample Ambiguity:
 - After a sample operation, the value in the position register will reflect an actual position that occurred 0.1 to 1.4 us before the sample operation was initiated.
 - Sample Delay:
 - The position register may be read 1.5 us after a sample operation.
 - Connector Position Output
 - Data Format:
 - Units: fractions of a wavelength
 - 2''s Complement
 - 32-bit parallel binary
 - Positive Logic
 - Least Significant Bit (one count) equals resolution
 - Data Update Rate:
 - Agilent 5517A: 1.5 - 2.0 MHz
 - Agilent 5517B: 1.9 - 2.4 MHz
 - Agilent 5517C: 2.4 - 3.0 MHz
 - (Hardware included to synchronize to slower clocks.)
 - Data Age:
 - Agilent 5517A: 2.1 - 4.1 us
 - Agilent 5517B: 1.8 - 3.3 us
 - Agilent 5517C: 1.5 - 2.7 us
 - Data Age is dependent on the laser head reference signal (split-frequency) and on knowing exactly when, in relation to the rising edge of the Error Clock, the Position Error lines are sampled. Call this time deltaT.
 - Data Age =
 - 0.34 us + deltaT us + ((4.0 +/- 0.5) / (Reference (in MHz))) us
 - Additionally, the Data Age may vary up to 0.1 us typically and up to 0.25 us in a worst case situation as a result of the Reference frequency varying over time.
 - Power Requirements (typical)
 - 5 Vdc at 1.6 A
 - +/-12 Vdc at 0.015 A
 - Weight
 - 0.30 kg (0.65 lb)
 - Operating Temperature
 - 0 - 40 degrees C (32 - 104 degrees F)
 - ISA Compatibility
 - Standard XT-size board which supports 8-bit bus transfers
 - DOS programming environment saves development time
 - Eight-bit bus transfers provide compatibility with standard software programs
 - Included software programs provide fast setup and data gathering
 - Integrated board functions reduce system size, cost, and complexity
 
General
- Platform and size: PC-ISA-XT, 98 x 339 mm
 - Number of Axes per Board: 1
 - Resolution Extension: x32
 - External Sample Inputs: 1
 
Operation with Plane Mirror Optics
- Resolution: 4.9 nm
 - Maximum Velocity (also limited by laser head): 460 mm/sec
 
Timing
- Position Data Update Rate: 1/Ref Freq
 - External Sample Uncertainty: ± 1/Ref Freq
 
Special Features
- 32-bit, 2´s Complement Hardware Position Output
 - 32-bit Programming API available for Windows 9x, NT, 2000, XP
 
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