Control system analyser

Front view of the control system analyser. Electronic device with a keyboard, buttons and a small screen
Organizational Unit
ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT

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Description

The control system analyser, model HP3563A, is used during the characterization of closed loop control systems, due to its capability of measuring the transfer function of the plant in open loop, and modelling it. It also features a number of closed loop measurements, spectral coherence, etc. It works between 64 µHz and 100 KHz, with 16-bit resolution (80 dB dynamic range).

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Related Capability
Image of an engineer working on the electronics of the adaptive optics system for GTC in the laboratory. Engineer sitting working on a computer with an open electronics cabinet at his side
Design, development and manufacture of electronic systems
Within its capacity of building scientific instrumentation, the IAC has extensive experience in the design and development of electronic systems in general and, especially, for astronomical instruments and devices
Type
Electronic
Equiment type
Analyser

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