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Positioner System

AL-20-1MOD


The AL-20-1MOD is a compact and cost effective tracking pedestal for portable and fixed ground solution.
The positioner elevation over azimuth drive is based on a 24V DC brush motor integrated with a suitable gear train to achieve the required output velocity and the necessary torque to move up to 1m diameter antenna under the specified wind conditions.
Angular readout is implemented by rotary potentiometer utilizing the +5V DC reference to provide a voltage that is proportional to the angular position. Once the motor drive voltage is removed the azimuth axis is locked in its designated position. Clockwise and counter-clockwise limit switches stop the positioner motion once it has reached its specified sector limits either +185° or -185°.
The basic weight of the AL-20-1MOD is 12Kg

A mechanical Interface Control Drawing of the AL-20-1MOD is shown below

Specifications

PARAMETERS VALUES
 

ELEVATION

AZIMUTH

Maximum Payload: (lbs)

(100)

Delivered torque: (lb-ft.)

(80)

(80)

Peak velocity (deg/sec.)

4

4

Power gearing backlash (Single drive)

0.15º

Data take-off accuracy

±0.2º

±0.2º

Limit-to-limit
travel                               Azimuth
                                     (cable wrap)
 

 ±185º

Limit-to-limit
travel                               Elevation
 

-5º to +15º

 
Motor type

Positioner weight

DC 24V
12kg

DC 24V
12kg

 

 UNITS

 VALUES

Temperature Range       Operating

°C

-15 to +55

Temperature Range        Storage

°C

-20 to +65

Relative humidity (including condensation)

%

Up to 100

Rain

mm/hr

100

Wind speed     Operating

(Km/h)

(80) with gusts up to (90)

Wind speed     Non-operating, Survival, Storage

(Km/h)

(160)

Altitude             Operating

Feet

 10,000

Altitude             Non-operating (Transport)

Feet

 10,000

Insects and fungi

 For tropical regions
(using fungus resistant materials)

Salt sea atmosphere, sand, dust, snow, solar radiation, vibration & shock

 According to outdoor, ground-fixed applications,
operate under environmental conditions
encountered in coastal regions