from Control Techniques, an Emerson Industrial Automation business
Digitax ST servo drives are optimized for pulse duty servo applications requiring high peak torque (up to 300% peak), dynamic response, ease of use and flexible integration features. Digitax ST drives are perfectly matched for use with Unimotor hd servo motors. 230V models are suitable for single... [See More]
- Communication: CANopen (optional feature); DeviceNet (optional feature); Ethernet (optional feature); Interbus-S (optional feature); PROFIBUS (optional feature); RS485; SERCOS (optional feature); Modbus RTU Standard, Optional Features: PROFINET, EtherCAT, CTNet, CTSync, CAN
- Drive Architecture: Analog; Digital
- Description: Speed Controller
- Axes: 1.0 to 1.5
from SSD Drives, a Division of Parker Hannifin Corp.
Description. Parker 638 series servo drives are suitable for all servo applications, from simple speed or current control to most complex positioning applications. The processor in the 638 series provides control loop response time of just 105 µs. Numerous expansion slots allow 638 series... [See More]
- Communication: CANopen; DeviceNet; Interbus-S; PROFIBUS; RS232; RS422; RS485; SUCOnet K
- Axes: 1.0
- Drive Architecture: Digital
- AC Input: 230 to 400
from Beckhoff Automation LLC
The Digital Servo Drives combine the most modern power electronics with a compact practical size. The characteristics such as small dimensions, integrated EMC fi lters up to AX2020 and plug-in connectors allow simple and cheap installation into control cabinets. An internal 32 bit microprocessor... [See More]
- Communication: Beckhoff I/O (optional feature); CANopen; DeviceNet (optional feature); Ethernet (optional feature); Foundation Fieldbus (optional feature); Interbus-S (optional feature); PROFIBUS (optional feature); RS232; RS485; SERCOS (optional feature); USB (optional feature); Lightbus, EtherCAT, E-Bus
- Drive Architecture: Digital
- Description: Amplifier; MCU; Controller / Drive; 32 Bit Microprocessor
- Axes: 1.0
from Lenze Americas
The 9300 vector range of vector-controlled frequency inverters is also ideal for complex applications such as those found in dosing, filling and feeder systems as well as on winding drives. Function blocks that can be connected in accordance with user requirements enable the inverter to behave like... [See More]
- Communication: CANbus (optional feature); Interbus-S (optional feature); PROFIBUS (optional feature); RS232 (optional feature); RS485 (optional feature); Systembus - CAN
- Drive Architecture: Analog
- Description: Speed Controller
- Axes: 1.0
