CE06250:
• Feedback: encoder
• Rated current: 6 A
Version: 3 phases
Settings:
• Input voltage: 115/230 VAC
• Input current: 10/7.8 amps/phase
• Input power at 230 VAC: 1.8/2.8 KVA
• Output voltage: 115/230 VAC
• Output current: 6 amps/phase
• Output power at 230 VAC: 1.4/2.2 KVA
Features:
Incremental encoder
Torque updates up to 16 kHz
Operating voltage from 5V to 24V
Two two-way RS422 I/O
Two analog inputs
Kors Morgen/Danaher Motion SERVOSTAR CD SynqNet Drive is a SynqNet servo drive based on the field-proven SERVOSTAR CD drive family. The power level is the same as the CD, while the control level is a dedicated SynqNet design. CD SynqNet is designed as a torque driver and torque commands are provided by the SynqNet controller at a high servo update rate. Extensive I/O support is available, including specific function inputs such as limit switches, in-situ switches, and brakes, as well as numerous general-purpose I/ OS. CD SynqNet provides an n-division function that enables it to be programmed to produce one output pulse per N driver encoder counter registers.
The advantages and disadvantages of CE06250-2G308B1 servo drives can be analyzed according to their performance, function and application field.
Advantages:
High performance: CE06250-2G308B1 servo drives usually have high control accuracy and response speed, which can meet the application requirements of high precision and high dynamic performance.
Good stability: Due to its internal circuit design and high-quality material selection, the driver can maintain stable performance during long periods of operation and reduce the failure rate.
Easy integration: The CE06250-2G308B1 servo drive can be compatible with a variety of control systems and motors for easy system integration.
Feature-rich: The product may have a variety of functions, such as digital input verification, trip coil monitoring, etc., increasing the flexibility and convenience of use.
Good market supply: multiple merchants offer the product, and users can choose the right purchase channel according to their needs.
SynqNet is a high-performance, fully digital synchronous network designed for multi-axis motion control applications. SynqNet's physical layer is based on the IEEE 802.3 standard for Ethernet's physical layer 100BASE-TX, while SynqNet's data link and application layer are specifically designed for motion control applications. The 100BASE-TX media system is based on the specifications published in the ANSI TP-PMD Physical Media Standard. The 100BASE-TX system operates through two pairs of wires, one for "receiving" data signals and the other for "sending" data signals.
