Manufacturer: Schneider Electric (possibly under the ELAU brand)
Product: Servo Drive (PACDrive) -MAX-4
Here's a breakdown of the code based on the information I found:
MAX 4: This may refer to a product line or model family (MAX-4).
Numbers () after slashes: These numbers may indicate specific configurations or parameters of the servo drive. /
The exact meaning of each number can vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer, but here are some possible explanations:
November 03: Motor voltage or rated power
128: drive current rating
08: Communication interface type (e.g., Ethernet)
1: The number of motor shafts controlled
1/00: Optional feature or revision number (meaning unclear)
First, considering that MAX-4/11/03/128/08/1/1/00 is a serial identification of a controller or drive, it may be applied in industrial environments where precise control and monitoring is required. For example, in automated production lines, robotic control, packaging machinery, or material handling systems, such controllers or drivers may be used to precisely control the speed, position, and acceleration of motors for efficient and accurate industrial production processes.
Second, from the number part of the name, MAX-4/11/03/128/08/1/1/00 we can infer some specific configuration or performance parameters. For example, these numbers may represent the power, voltage, current, or other relevant parameters of the driver that determine the suitability and performance of the device in different application scenarios.
In addition, MAX-4/11/03/128/08/1/1/00 also has compatibility and integration with other industrial equipment. This means that it may be used as part of an industrial automation system to communicate and collaborate with other sensors, actuators, PLCS (programmable logic controllers) or other controllers to achieve more complex control logic and automation tasks.
