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19 Engineering a More Sustainable Future | ADI VISIT ANALOG.COM For regional headquarters, sales, and distributors or to contact customer service and technical support, visit analog.com/contact. Ask our ADI technology experts tough questions, browse FAQs, or join a conversation at the engineerZone Online Support Community. Visit ez.analog.com. © 2021 Analog Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. TA23249-4/23(A) Machine Health Vibration and shock sensors are being integrated into the encoder or the motor to provide asset health insights. The ADXL1002 ultralow noise ( 25 μg/ √ Hz in ±50 g range ) , high frequency, ±50 g MEMS accelerometer provides high data bandwidth vibration sensing up to 11 kHz ( 3 dB point ) with a resonant frequency of 21 kHz. ADXL1002 provides a lower cost and lower power alternative to piezoelectric sensors. ADXL1002 enables monitoring of slow rotating equipment down to DC while also reducing calibration requirements when compared to piezo sensors. ADXL354 is a low noise, low power, 3-axis MEMS accelerometer in a small ( 3 mm × 5 mm ) package with a digital interface, SPI ( 3- and 4-wire ) , and I 2 C to provide a compact solution for vibration sensing integration in encoders. The ADI OtoSense ™ Smart Motor Sensor is an AI-based, full turnkey hardware and software solution for condition monitoring of electric motors, combining best-in-class sensing technologies with leading-edge data analysis. Agnostic of motor type, ADI OtoSense SMS covers the most critical diagnostics, translating data into actionable insight that enables you to forecast maintenance cycles and avoid unplanned downtime. Network Interface Smart manufacturing is based on a network of intelligent motion applications sharing data between the assets and the higher-level control and management network. ADI's robust, low power, and low latency PHYs include the ADIN1200 ( 10/100 ) PHY and the ADIN1300 ( 10/100/1000 ) PHY. Both these Industrial Ethernet PHYs were developed for industrial applications that require operating ambient temperature up to 105°C and have been extensively tested to EMC and robustness standards to operate in harsh industrial applications. Low latency PHYs enable a lower cycle time network that can support more devices connected to the network and meet the timing requirements for complex, high performance deter- ministic motion applications. For deterministic Industrial Ethernet connectivity, ADI's layer 2 Industrial Ethernet embedded 2-port switches. fido5100 and fido5200 support PROFINET, Ethernet/IP, EtherCAT, Modbus TCP, and Ethernet POWERLINK Industrial Ethernet protocols with any processor, any protocol, any stack. Motion Controller The motion controller provides the processing engine to generates the PWM signals to drive the power semiconductors and receives the current and position feedback signals to control the motors speed and torque. Robust, high ambient, high power density power management solutions are required to power the controller, which is often an FPGA or a processor with optional power supply sequencing and power telemetry capabilities. Analog Devices' Power by Linear ™ power management ICs and power modules provide the foundation for powering today's and tomorrow's intelligent motion applications. The motion controller is often located in a central rack that needs to communicate over a large distance to the encoder. This is where ADI's isolated and nonisolated RS-485 transceivers are used for serial communication of the encoder position feedback information to the motion controller. The ADM3066E, a ±12 kV IEC ESD protected, full-duplex 50 Mbps RS-485 transceiver, provides a high bandwidth, high ambient ( 125°C ) , robust communications solution in a small 3 mm × 3 mm package size for encoder applications. References 1 João Fong, Fernando J.T.E. Ferreira, André M. Silva, and Aníbal T. de Almeida. "IEC 61800-9 System Standards as a Tool to Boost the Efficiency of Electric Motor Driven Systems Worldwide." Inventions, March 2020. 2 Shawn Fitzgerald, Daniel-Zoe Jimenez, Serge Findling, Yukiharu Yorifuji, Megha Kumar, Lianfeng Wu, Giulia Carosella, Sandra Ng, Robert Parker, Philip Carter, and Meredith Whalen. "IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Digital Transformation 2021 Predictions." IDC, October 2020. 3 2025 Vision: Future of Pumps in a Connected World. Frost & Sullivan, June 2020. \ About the Author Maurice O'Brien is the strategic marketing manager for industrial automa- tion at Analog Devices. He is responsible for delivering industrial automation focused, system-level solutions. Prior to this role, Maurice spent 3 years working on Industrial Ethernet and 15 years working in applications and marketing roles in power management with Analog Devices. He has a B.Eng. in electronic engineering from the University of Limerick, Ireland. He can be reached at maurice.obrien@analog.com. Engage with the ADI technology experts in our online support community. Ask your tough design questions, browse FAQs, or join a conversation. Visit ez.analog.com Designing Industrial Connectivity Solutions for The Smart Factory

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