Used SMT Equipment | In-Circuit Testers
Stanford Research CG635The CG635 generates extremely stable square wave clocks between 1 Hz and 2.05 GHz. The instrument's high frequency resolution, low jitter, fast transition times, and flexible output levels make it ideal for use in the developme
Used SMT Equipment | In-Circuit Testers
Stanford Research CG635 The CG635 generates extremely stable square wave clocks between 1 Hz and 2.05 GHz. The instrument's high frequency resolution, low jitter, fast transition times, and flexible output levels make it ideal for use in the deve
Used SMT Equipment | In-Circuit Testers
Stanford Research CG635 The CG635 generates extremely stable square wave clocks between 1 Hz and 2.05 GHz. The instrument's high frequency resolution, low jitter, fast transition times, and flexible output levels make it ideal for use in the deve
New Equipment | Industrial Automation
Yokogawa DCS CS1000 CS3000 ： AAI141 AAV141 AAV142 AAI841 AAB841 AAV542 AAI143 AAI543 AAV144 AAV544 AAT141 AAR181 AAI135 AAI835 AAT145 AAR145 AAP135 AAP149 AAP849 ADV151 ADV551 ADV141 ADV142 ADV157 ADV557 ADV161 ADV561 ADR541 CENTUM：ADV85
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 18 07:11:37 EDT 2005 | geb
Does anyone know what an "Axis Head 1 Theta DAC limit error during Move Absolute Command" may mean? It occurred during production. I have checked through the board's program for errors but cannot see any.
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 30 16:36:00 EDT 2013 | richardconnell
I have a Universal Instruments Corporation TAB Bonder. Oldish machine. Initial fault on machine : - "Axis Head 1 Z DAC Limit error during move absolute command" Other fault seen after we reset power, Zeroed axis etc. - Axis Head 1 - Z error not re
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 01 18:44:24 EDT 2013 | richardconnell
Hi, I have limited capability on the Z axis. The axis will home to the mechanical switch limit and then drop to a point which I asssume to be the fiorst zero point below the mechanical switch limit. Then it gives the error. There is power to the mo
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 01 17:56:10 EDT 2013 | swag
I'd take a look at the power supply for the failed axis and see if it's still working. I've also seen encoders fail on motors but it's rare in my experience. Usually it's a power issue.
