SF50 servo driver new release
Release time:
2024-01-29 13:10
Source:
Hinson
| Electrical Specifications | |
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Rated Voltage |
DC18~60V |
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Logic Power Supply |
18~60VDC (Internal DCtoDC 15VDC 1A), External Load Not Allowed |
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Drive Motor |
2 |
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Rated Current |
Single-channel Output: 10A~50A, Total Current for Dual-channel Simultaneous Output Not Exceeding: 80A |
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Maximum Current |
Maximum Single-channel Current: 100A (2S) |
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Communication Method |
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| 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 |
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Ethernet |
MODBUS TCP |
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Protection Functions |
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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 |
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Motor Short Circuit Protection |
Supported, Configurable, 1.25 Times the Maximum Current (0.1s) |
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Circuit Overload Protection |
Supported, Motor Overheat I²t |
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Motor Phase Loss Protection |
Supported, Configurable, 0~65536s, Typical Value is 2s (0 for No Detection) |
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Overvoltage Protection |
Supported, 26V~70V Software Configurable, Typical Value is 60V |
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Undervoltage Protection |
Supported, 18V~48V Software Configurable, Typical Value is 20V |
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Main Power Failure Protection |
Supported, Main Power Supply Abnormal Below 16V |
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Reverse Power Supply Protection |
Not Supported |
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Driver Overheat Protection |
Supported, 45~85℃ Software Configurable, Typical Value is 85℃ |
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Communication Connection Failure Protection |
Supported, 0 or 20ms~6.5s Software Configurable, Typical Value is 1s (0 for No Detection) |
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Sensor Offline Protection |
Supported |
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Control Functions |
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Current Loop |
Supported |
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Speed Loop |
Supported |
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Position Loop |
Supported |
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Origin Return |
Supported |
| Magnetic Navigation (Differential Control) | Supported |
| Magnetic Navigation (Steering Wheel Control) | Supported |
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Adaptable Motor |
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Drive Motor Type |
DC Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor |
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Motor Pole Pairs |
2 Pole Pairs~10 Pole Pairs Software Configurable |
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Sensor Electrical Angle |
Hall 120°/60° (Differential 5V), Incremental Encoder Resolution 360~4096P/R (Differential 5V) |
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Control Speed Range |
10-6000r/min |
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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) |
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Brake Control |
Starting Protection Voltage (18V~70V) Software Configurable (Inductive Load Voltage Configurable) 1.8A |
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Environmental Conditions |
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Operating Ambient Temperature |
Indoor -10℃~50℃ < 85% RH (No Condensation, No Frost) |
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Storage Ambient Temperature |
-10℃~70℃ |
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Installation Location |
Dust-free Dry Lockable (Such as Electrical Cabinet) |
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Installation Method |
Vertical or Horizontal Installation |
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Altitude Requirements |
Rated Operating Altitude Below 1000m, When Operating Altitude is Above 1000m, Derate 1.5% for Every 100m Increase, Maximum Operating Altitude 4000m |
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Atmospheric Pressure |
86kpa~106kpa |
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Dimensions and Structure |
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Product Dimensions |
218*116*41.7mm |
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Shell Material |
Aluminum Alloy |
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