Greetings;

That SKU-47158 schematic is conspicious by its incompleteness.

The arrows labeled A,B & C are in fact interconnects to the brains of this 
servo amp, and which are not shown.

Note that a bipolar driving waveform presented to C, referenced to that 
circuits ground which is the center of the +12 and -12 supplies at the bottom 
of the page, will turn on first one, then on the opposite swing, the other of 
the opto-isolator stages, in turn driving the gate of the MOSFET actively 
either to ground for a turnoff, or to nearly +18 volts for a very solid turn 
on of the MOSFET.

Nothing is shown on that schematic to effect that style of drive, so it has to 
be all part of the A,B & C connected stuff that is on the card, but not shown 
on the schematic.

The .33 ohm resistor would appear to be the fault detector sense resistor via 
U5a&b but I've not traced that out, and it does work.

It would appear, since the MOSFET has a 20 amp rating, that the power 
limitation this VSR can handle is fixed by the diode bridge as it has only a 
4 amp rating.  The possibility of replacing it with a 10 amp bridge, and the 
fuse then with a 3 or 4 amp fuse would appear to give it a bit more headroom 
for shorter jobs, but the motor would need more active cooling for jobs that 
ran over half an hour or so.

This servo, when it worked, has an extremely tight speed regulation, so tight 
that I had to put an ammeter into the motor circuit to see how hard it was 
working as the slowdown from running free at .2 amps at full speed, to 1.5 
amps of draw, still at full speed resulted in a speed sag of less than 1%, 
the ear was hard put to detect that slowdown before it blew a 2A fuse.

This is the orignally purchased machine:
<http://www.siegind.com/Products/br-x1-lathe.htm>

I went to the SEIG site, and tried to leeave a message but got a box full of 
pictographic chinese with a 500 in the middle of it, so I tried to 'contact' 
them but the only email agent it wants to use is Evolution, and I use kmail 
here.

Does anyone know where, in FF3b4, or in Fedora 8, the definition of what to do 
when the link I click on in FireFox3b4 starts with "mailto:";?  I had that 
fixed once to use kmail, but some so-called update must have blown it away.

-- 
Cheers, Gene
"There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
 soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
No two persons ever read the same book.
                -- Edmund Wilson

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