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Aux Positioner Lecture Notes

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transformers (PCT) serve as transducers of angular values. Signals of sine shape from<br />

PCT come to the BT-stator windings.<br />

The axis of rotor BT is mechanically connected to a corresponding positioner axis<br />

of rotation. With a turn of the BT rotor, the phase of output signals of the measuring<br />

windings located on a rotor, changes proportionally to the angle of rotation. PCT trans-<br />

forms the value of a phase into the1S-digit digital code which is delivered to the ALU da-<br />

tabase bus, general for all PCT,<br />

PCT are bought articles and their principle of action, and also the order of opera-<br />

tion is presented in the PCT Description.<br />

4.5 Control system power unit.<br />

Control system power unit is intended for the formation of the feeding voltage<br />

necessary for functioning of the control system. The basic schematic diagram of the<br />

power unit is presented in Annex.<br />

The unit is placed in the CS rack.<br />

The unit consists of the following voltage transformers:<br />

- AC/DC of 5-25-5 type for feeding of control system logic devices;<br />

- AC/DC of 5-320-24 type for feeding of motors power circuits;<br />

- DC/DC of DKE15B-15 type for feeding of operational amplifiers.<br />

Parameters of transformers are presented in Table 2<br />

Type Input voltage<br />

(v)<br />

Table 2<br />

The toggle-switch "Power supply" and indicators of feeding voltage are located<br />

on the front panel of the power unit.<br />

Output volt-<br />

age (V)<br />

Output cur-<br />

rent (A)<br />

s-25-5 AC 200-240 DC5 5<br />

s-320-24 AC 200-240 DC 24 12.5<br />

DKE15B-15 DC 18-36 DC t15 r0.500<br />

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