
e) Adjust the signal generator for about 200mV peak on current. This is a ballpark
> figure. The main concern is that the current through the coil be large enough to view
with good S/N ratio, but small enough to avoid excessive coil heating and mechanical
vibration ofthe scanner while performing this test. Maintain the position signal near
0 volts by adjusting the DC offset control ofthe function generator accordingly.
f) Slowly sweep
frequency
up while observing position and current on scope. Note the
frequency where a peaking occurs in the position and/or current waveform. This is Fr.
You can also hear the scanner become louder at Fr as well. When Fr is identified,
keep the signal generator at this
frequency
and shut it off promptly, as
well
as board
power. Bearing wear will result if the scanner is held at the resonant frequency for
too long.
6.2.2.2. Selecting the proper 6740-xx NFM
The 6740-xx NFM's come in six different frequency ranges:
6740-06
6740-05
6740-04
6740-03
6740-02
6740-01
12.5-20 Khz
7-14 Khz
5-10 Khz
3.7-7.5
Khz
2.2-4.5
Khz
1.6-3.4
Khz
Select the proper NFM for the Fr measured in step (If) above. Choose one which the measured
Fr is closest to the center ofthe range.
6.2.23.
Inserting and tuning the 6740-xx NFM
Make sure
tiiat
the 670 board is completely de-tuned. This section ofthe procedure will not work
otherwise.
a) Insert the NFM with its solder side facing the 670 heatsink bracket.
b) Connect TP4 to ground via jumper
clip.
This open circuits the output amp so that it will
not
be
driving the scanner during
NFM
adjustment
c) Connect the signal generator to
TP5.
This is the summing amp input. Connect the scope
probe to
TP6.
This is the NFM output.
d) Tum on the signal generator and observe the NFM output on the scope. The signal
generator should still be set at the resonant
frequency
Fr
from
the previous measurement.
This is very important, since the NFM has a sharp attenuation characteristic. If the
frequency that the NFM is being tuned to reject is not exactly at the Fr ofthe scanner and
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