9101-1533

The 9101-1533 is an Allen-Bradley digital servo drive. This Ultra Plus Positioning Module belongs to the 1398 series. It has a continuous output power of 7kW. In addition to this, it also has a peak shunt power of 10 kW. Its weight is 15 pounds (5 kilograms) and its operating temperature is 32 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit (0 to 50 degrees Celsius). The continuous shunt power exhibited by this drive is 900 Watts. It has a peak output current of 100 amps/phase. Its continuous output current is 50 amps/phase. The 9101-1533 has an AC input voltage of 100 to 240 Volts AC RMS Nominal. It also has an AC input frequency of 47 to 63 Hertz. Its product line is the Ultra 200 series.

The 9101-1533 also has integral power supplies. Apart from this, it exhibits a power source which is single-phase. Its continuous torque ranges from 0.17 N-m to 2.5 N-m. In addition to this, it has a peak torque which ranges from 0.48 N-m to 7.12 N-m. This drive is part of the family of universal digital drives. They make use of micro-controllers to manage currents digitally. They also use the micro-controllers to manage position and velocity digitally. This drive is set up via a serial host command. In this drive, the user will find a DeviceNet connector and an interface which enables this device to be connected to a DeviceNet network. A high voltage exists on the terminals of the 9101-1533. After the operators have removed power, it is important for them to monitor the remaining voltage before removing or making any other connection. If the operators fail to do this, personal injury or damage to the equipment could occur. When grounding this drive, it is vital to do so with a DeviceNet enclosure. The operator should further ensure that this device’s enclosure is connected safely to the ground. Failure to do this could also lead to injuries being caused to the users and to the equipment.