SF50 servo driver new release


Electrical Specifications  

Rated Voltage

DC18~60V

Logic Power Supply

18~60VDC (Internal DCtoDC 15VDC 1A), External Load Not Allowed

Drive Motor

2

Rated Current

Single-channel Output: 10A~50A, Total Current for Dual-channel Simultaneous Output Not Exceeding: 80A

Maximum Current

Maximum Single-channel Current: 100A (2S)

Communication Method

 

STO

Supported

IO+Analog Voltage Control

Analog Voltage: 0~10V;

Digital Input: 6*NPN, Function Configurable

Digital Output: 6*NPN, Function Configurable

USB-Type C

Supported

RS232-HS

Configurable Baud Rate, Up to 256000bps, Custom Protocol

RS485-MODBUS

Configurable Baud Rate, Up to 256000bps, MODBUS RTU

CAN-HS CAN 2.0A, Maximum Support 1M Baud Rate, Custom Protocol
Canopen CAN 2.0A, Maximum Support 1M Baud Rate DS 301

Ethernet

MODBUS TCP

Protection Functions

 

Back EMF Protection

Supported, After Power Off, the Motor Speed Driven by External Force Cannot Exceed the Rated Speed of the Motor, Violent Rotation After Power Off is Not Recommended

Motor Short Circuit Protection

Supported, Configurable, 1.25 Times the Maximum Current (0.1s)

Circuit Overload Protection

Supported, Motor Overheat I²t

Motor Phase Loss Protection

Supported, Configurable, 0~65536s, Typical Value is 2s (0 for No Detection)

Overvoltage Protection

Supported, 26V~70V Software Configurable, Typical Value is 60V

Undervoltage Protection

Supported, 18V~48V Software Configurable, Typical Value is 20V

Main Power Failure Protection

Supported, Main Power Supply Abnormal Below 16V

Reverse Power Supply Protection

Not Supported

Driver Overheat Protection

Supported, 45~85℃ Software Configurable, Typical Value is 85℃

Communication Connection Failure Protection

Supported, 0 or 20ms~6.5s Software Configurable, Typical Value is 1s (0 for No Detection)

Sensor Offline Protection

Supported

Control Functions

 

Current Loop

Supported

Speed Loop

Supported

Position Loop

Supported

Origin Return

Supported

Magnetic Navigation (Differential Control) Supported
Magnetic Navigation (Steering Wheel Control) Supported

Adaptable Motor

 

Drive Motor Type

DC Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Motor Pole Pairs

2 Pole Pairs~10 Pole Pairs Software Configurable

Sensor Electrical Angle

Hall 120°/60° (Differential 5V), Incremental Encoder Resolution 360~4096P/R (Differential 5V)

Control Speed Range

10-6000r/min

Regenerative Braking

Braking Voltage Absorption Point Voltage 18V~70V Software Configurable, External Braking Resistor Can Be Connected (Depending on Operation, Mainly Used in Rapid Start and Stop Scenarios)

Brake Control

Starting Protection Voltage (18V~70V) Software Configurable (Inductive Load Voltage Configurable) 1.8A

Environmental Conditions

 

Operating Ambient Temperature

Indoor -10℃~50℃ < 85% RH (No Condensation, No Frost)

Storage Ambient Temperature

-10℃~70℃

Installation Location

Dust-free Dry Lockable (Such as Electrical Cabinet)

Installation Method

Vertical or Horizontal Installation

Altitude Requirements

Rated Operating Altitude Below 1000m, When Operating Altitude is Above 1000m, Derate 1.5% for Every 100m Increase, Maximum Operating Altitude 4000m

Atmospheric Pressure

86kpa~106kpa

Dimensions and Structure

 

Product Dimensions

218*116*41.7mm

Shell Material

Aluminum Alloy

 

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