1542V-12-TL Two Axis Rate Table

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The 1542V-12-TL Series Automatic Rate Table is designed to provide precise position, rate, and acceleration motion for the development and/or production testing of inertial packages and their components. 

The 1542V-12-TL Series Rate Table is a servo-controlled system featuring direct-drive brushless torque motors, precision absolute optical encoders, and a microprocessor-based controller that provides accurate and reliable motion control. 

Features of the 1542V-12-TL

  • Position Accuracy:±15 arc seconds 
  • Rate Accuracy: ±0.005% ± resolution 
  • Maximum Rate (varies depending on axis configuration): 
    • Inner Axis: 1080 deg/sec (standard); 2000deg/sec (optional) 
    • Outer Axis: 360 deg/sec 
  • Direct-drive brushless servo system 
  • Precision-ground anodized aluminum tabletop 
  • 12-inch diameter tabletop 
  • Fail-safe brakes (both axes) 
  • Integral thermal chamber 
  • Rotational freedom options of ±720° 
  • AERO 5 Digital Controller mounted in a short cabinet 
  • RS-232, IEEE-488, and Ethernet interface 
  • 20 kHz servo update rate 
  • Optional rack-mount kit with 19-inch rack, display, keyboard and mouse 
  • User-friendly Ideal Aerosmith Table Language (ATL) 
  • Trapezoidal velocity profiles with programmable velocity and acceleration 
  • Sinusoidal motion profiles with variable amplitude and frequency 
  • Position profile, velocity profile, and flight profile modes for simulating complex motion profiles 
  • Analog position and velocity input 
  • Analog position, velocity, acceleration, and position error output 
  • Absolute optical encoders 
  • Capable of querying the current position, velocity, and acceleration 
  • CE Mark 

Options of the 1542V-12-TL

  • Custom tabletop 
  • ±8 arc second position accuracy 
  • Unlimited rotation for inner or both axes 
  • Custom user line or slip ring packages 
  • Rotary joints for RF or fiber optic signals 
  • High-speed inner axis 

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