CS-IIC (689-1) Integrated Inverter: October 2008 Manual Release 1.0 Card Revision 1.0
CS-IIC (689-1) Integrated Inverter: October 2008 Manual Release 1.0 Card Revision 1.0
Technical Brief
October 2008
Manual Release 1.0
Card Revision 1.0
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Table of Contents
1.0 Overview of the CS-IIC Inverter System ........................................................................................................1
1.1 Digital I/O ............................................................................................................................................3
1.2 Analog Inputs .......................................................................................................................................3
1.3 Gate Drive Interface .............................................................................................................................4
1.4 Communications...................................................................................................................................4
1.5 On-card memory ..................................................................................................................................4
1.6 Position Encoder ..................................................................................................................................4
1.7 Keyboard Interface ...............................................................................................................................4
1.8 LCD Interface.......................................................................................................................................5
1.9 Off-card Relay Drive............................................................................................................................5
1.10 Power Stage..........................................................................................................................................5
1.11 Power Supply .......................................................................................................................................5
2.0 The MINI MICRO Concept .......................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3.0 Specifications ..................................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Analog Inputs .......................................................................................................................................6
3.1.1 AC Current Inputs ................................................................................................................. 6
3.1.2 AC Voltage Inputs................................................................................................................. 6
3.1.3 DC Voltage Input .................................................................................................................. 7
3.1.4 Potentiometer Analog Inputs................................................................................................. 7
3.2 Mini Bus Interface................................................................................................................................7
3.3 Digital Inputs........................................................................................................................................7
3.3.1 TTL Level Inputs .................................................................................................................. 7
3.3.2 Position Encoder Digital Inputs ............................................................................................ 8
3.3.3 Keypad Input......................................................................................................................... 8
3.4 Digital Outputs .....................................................................................................................................8
3.4.1 TTL Level Outputs................................................................................................................ 8
3.4.2 MOSFET Output................................................................................................................... 9
3.4.3 LCD Display Interface .......................................................................................................... 9
3.5 PWM Gate Drive Interface...................................................................................................................9
3.5.1 Isolated Gate Drives .............................................................................................................. 9
3.5.2 TTL-Level Gate Drive Output ............................................................................................ 10
3.6 Power Stage (when loaded) ................................................................................................................10
3.6.1 AC - Input ........................................................................................................................... 10
3.6.2 AC - Output......................................................................................................................... 10
3.6.3 Additional DC Bus .............................................................................................................. 10
3.7 Communications Interface .................................................................................................................11
3.7.1 RS-232 Interface ................................................................................................................. 11
3.7.2 High Speed Serial Peripheral Interface ............................................................................... 11
3.8 General ...............................................................................................................................................11
3.9 Power Supply .....................................................................................................................................11
4.0 Technical Details ........................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1 Design Overview................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1.1 Analog Inputs ....................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1.1.1 AC Current Inputs ............................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1.1.2 AC Voltage Inputs............................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1.1.3 DC Voltage Inputs............................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1.1.4 Potentiometer Analog Inputs............................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
4.1.2 Digital Inputs........................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
The power stage of the CS-IIC is capable of operation up to 5A at up to a 400V DC bus, and is designed for TO-
247 FET/IGBT based switching devices. Sufficient flexibility has been designed in to the power stage to permit
operation in any of the following configurations:
Alternatively, the system can be operated without the power stage, with the gate drivers supplying a larger
capacity (up to 30kVA) and higher voltage (600Vdc) inverter. For even larger external power stage devices, the
gate driver output capacity can be increased to 8Apeak using a transistor totem pole pair on the driver output.
Figure 1-1 shows a functional block diagram of the CS-IIC Integrated Inverter, illustrating all major sections.
1
Requires external inductors
Analogs (16) (6 x Vac, 6 x Iac, 2 x Vdc, 2 x Pot) DIG I/O KEYPAD LCD RS-232
DIP
Switches
Gain & Offset Clocked 2 x Thermal
Buffers Serial Port Switch
+24V
Field
Digital
+24V, +15V
Unregulated
+5V
±15V
Analog
MINIBUS
Regulators
Regulators
CS-MiniDSP
Processor Board
Flyback
Converter
Off-card with
Gate Signals PWM DIG I/O Position Encoder
Relay Drive Transformer
Isolation
Fault Signal
240V-
440V ac
Supply
Power
Input
FET Gate FET Gate FET Gate FET Gate FET Gate FET Gate FET Gate FET Gate
(D Lower) (D Upper) (C Lower) (C Upper) (B Lower) (B Upper) (A Lower) (A Upper)
AC In
FET BASED 4-PHASE LEG INVERTER, WITH INPUT RECTIFIER
The six AC current inputs are entirely independent, although they are notionally arranged as two sets of three
phase inputs. All AC current inputs require burden resistors (R132, R149, R170, R186, R199, R230) to be fitted
to the card, selected so that the full-scale voltage developed across each resistor ranges between ±5V to suit
LEM transducers. Standoffs are provided on-card for ease of mounting these resistors. If required, capacitors
(C163, C184, C198, C217, C230, C254) can be added in parallel with the burden resistors to reduce unwanted
high frequency noise. Note that for CT transducers, the front-end gain of the current amplifiers may need to be
adjusted to allow a reduced burden voltage for this type of measurement.
Currents I1 and I2 include a sample and hold capability on the CS-IIC. This capability, together with the inbuilt
sample and hold provided with the analog inputs of the TMS320F240 DSP used on the CS-MiniDSP, allows
measurements for currents I1, I2 and I3 to be taken without time skew. A common overcurrent detection is
provided for this set of AC current inputs, with the trip level determined by resistor R155 (mounted on
standoffs).
Currents I4, I5 and I6 have separate grounds provided on their input connectors so that each current input can be
connected using individual twisted pair wires from a CT input. These current inputs have no sample and hold or
overcurrent detection capability.
The 6 analog AC voltage inputs are separated into two sets of three channels each. The voltages of each set are
measured as differential with respect to separate fourth inputs, to allow two complete sets of three phase voltages
to be measured with respect to separate floating neutral points. The AC voltage inputs have a default input
voltage range of ±450V peak. This can be reduced by mounting gain resistors (R245, R247, R249, R251, R252,
R254, R256, R258) onto standoffs on the PCB.
Voltages Vac1 and Vac2 include a sample and hold capability on the CS-IIC. This capability, together with the
inbuilt sample and hold provided with the analog inputs of the TMS320F240 DSP used in the CS-MiniDSP,
allows measurements for voltages Vac1, Vac2 and Vac3 to be taken without time skew. Input voltages Vac1 and
Vac4 (i.e. the first input voltage in each set) also connect to zero-crossing detect circuits, which are arranged to
drive DSP capture digital inputs through links LK8 and LK9.
The 2 off DC voltage inputs have a default input voltage range of 510V. This can be reduced by changing the
surface mount gain resistors on the PCB or alternatively increased by the addition of off-card series resistance.
Each DC voltage input is a differential high impedance circuit, which measures the DC voltage between two
floating rails. Both DC inputs connect to a common overvoltage detection circuit, with the trip level determined
by resistor R159 (mounted on standoffs).
The DC voltage measurements can be linked through (X1/X5, X31 and X41/X42, X36) to come from either the
on-card power stage DC bus, or off-card (X7 and X38).
The 2 off potentiometer inputs can be link selected (LK10, LK11) to use either on-card trimpots, or off-card
external potentiometers. A ± 10V reference voltage is available at the off-card potentiometer connectors (X22,
X25) to energise the external potentiometers, with a maximum current of 2mA total.
Gate fault signals from the eight HCPL-316J gate driver chips are linked together and connected to the PDPINT*
interrupt (X17). This interrupt provides a hardware interrupt to the CS-MiniDSP immediately on detection of a
fault, which disables the PWM signals using internal hardware logic within the DSP.
If the power stage is not loaded on-card, the TO-247 mounting holes can be loaded with terminal block headers
to enable the gate drive signals to interface off-card modules. If a gate drive current greater than 2A is required
(the HCPL-316J is capable of a maximum of 2A output), a totem pole option can be added to each gate drive
circuit to drive larger off-card switching devices (up to 8A peak).
A 20-way IDC header (X29) is also provided to enable the logic level gate signals to be connected to an
alternative source or output. To drive the gate signals from an off-card source (i.e. not through the CS-MiniDSP)
the plug-in CS-MiniDSP must have U11 removed. This is the 74HC245 driver buffer, which connects the PWM
signals from the CS-MiniDSP to the CS-IIC card.
1.4 Communications
The CS-IIC integrated inverter board supports an isolated RS-232 serial interface, and a non-isolated TTL high-
speed synchronous serial peripheral interface.
The RS-232 serial port connects to the CS-MiniDSP UART through X14, and is isolated through HCPL-2211
high-speed optocouplers. An NMF0505 DC-DC converter provides the isolated supply for this serial port.
The TTL high-speed synchronous serial peripheral interface can be used to communicate to other computer
systems, and connects to the CS-MiniDSP through X20. The interface is buffered to support either master or
slave protocol, selected by software.
The CS-IIC integrated inverter board does support 256 x 16 bits of non-volatile serial ROM. This ROM is
accessed using the high-speed serial port pins through connector X20.
A separate index pulse input can be used to generate an interrupt to reset this counter for initialisation purposes.
This signal interfaces to the CS-MiniDSP through connector X17.
The encoder input signals are at 5V TTL levels, diode clamped to avoid damage caused by input overvoltages. A
+12V supply is also provided at the encoder input connector (X18) for use by the external encoder circuitry.
The LCD interface also provides a –12V adjustable contrast supply, and a +5V LED backlight supply controlled
by a transistor switch.
The LCD interface data and control bit latches are accessed as Mini Bus peripheral ports by the CS-MiniDSP
controller.
2
Requires external inductors
2.0 Specifications
Plug-in Bank 1 Accessed via Mini Bus, Port R0 (Base Address + 00h)
Interface to
header Bank2 X23 (which corresponds to J2 on the CS-MiniDSP)
See High Speed CMOS Logic Data book for further details
Definition Note: each bank is on a separate IDC connector, which is shared with TTL digital
inputs, see section 2.3.1. +5V (DVCC) and DGND made available on connector
for external use
Digital outputs rated at ±35mA per bit, ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM
Typical digital high output
4.34V
voltage @ 10mA source
Typical digital low output
0.33V
voltage @ 10mA sink
26 pin shrouded IDC header, with signals, logical ground, +5V supply and
Bank 1
PCB unregulated +12V supply (X16)
Connection
Bank 2 20 pin shrouded IDC header, with signals, logical ground and a +5V supply (X24)
Plug-in Bank 1 Accessed via Mini Bus, Port W1 (Base Address + 01h)
Interface to
header Bank2 X23 (which corresponds to J2 on the CS-MiniDSP)
2.6.1 AC - Input
Definition Single Phase AC input
Voltage Range 0 – 280Vrms
Current Range 0 – 12Arms
2 off 2 pin plug-in PCB Mounting Terminal Block with two connections for
PCB Connections
active input and two for neutral input (X4)
2.6.2 AC - Output
Definition 4 off AC outputs from the 4 phase legs
Voltage Range 0 – 280Vrms
Current Range 0 – 15Apeak
4 off 2 pin plug-in PCB Mounting Terminal Block with both pins used for each
PCB Connections
output (X10, X19)
2.8 General
L: 345mm
H: 80mm approx.
14 off 3.5 mm holes spaced in a grid across the PCB (see Error! Reference
Mounting Arrangement
source not found.)
0 – 50°C ambient operating temperature
Environmental
5% - 95% non condensing humidity
Approx. 36W
Max Input Power
2A Slow Blow Fuse Protected
+12V Digital from which the +5V Digital is generated using a regulator
Supplies Generated ±15V for Analog circuitry
on-card +24V Unregulated field supply - 1A total
+17V/-12V Gate Drive Supply
Input Power Connector 3 pin plug-in PCB Mounting Terminal Block: Active, Neutral, EARTH (X3)
Appendices