Servo Controllers

The Allen-Bradley Servo Controllers are the main components of a servo system. They are modular, multi-axis motion control drive systems. The main components of the servo system include a motor, a feedback system, and a servo controller. The controller supports a rated AC input voltage range of 324 to 528 Volts AC with 50 to 60 Hertz operating frequency. The Allen-Bradley controllers are part of the Allen-Bradley Kinetix integrated motion control series. They are generally integrated into the ControlLogix platforms and they communicate by using the SERCOS fiber-optic link. The Servo Controllers support 3-phase input power, IGBT power conversion, and a module-to-module connection system. The controllers should be installed in a clean and dry location within an ambient temperature range of 0 to 65 degrees Celsius. The controllers can be operated at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level without being derated. The installation environment should be free from corrosive components.

The Servo Controllers are equipped with high-resolution feedback encoders and multi-turn absolute encoders. The controllers are equipped with the AxisLink which provides a network to transfer data between multiple nodes and allows the Servo Controllers to synchronize complex motion applications. The GMC turbo system requires longer AxisLink cable lengths. The controllers also support Remote I/O which allows the 1394 devices to communicate with Allen-Bradley compatible position controllers and other RIO devices. The Servo Controllers feature the droop control feature which is a speed control mode that is used in an AC system. The controllers are equipped with LED indicators that illuminate when a fault occurs. A reset button is included to reset the controllers when faults occur. The system module and each axis module have 1 LED that are all visible on the front of the controllers.

The Allen-Bradley Servo Controllers are the main components of a servo system. They are modular, multi-axis motion control drive systems. The main components of the servo system include a motor, a feedback system, and a servo controller. The controller supports a rated AC input voltage range of 324 to 528 Volts AC with 50 to 60 Hertz operating frequency. The Allen-Bradley controllers are part of the Allen-Bradley Kinetix integrated motion control series. They are generally integrated into the ControlLogix platforms and they communicate by using the SERCOS fiber-optic link. The Servo Controllers support 3-phase input power, IGBT power conversion, and a module-to-module connection system. The controllers should be installed in a clean and dry location within an ambient temperature range of 0 to 65 degrees Celsius. The controllers can be operated at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level without being derated. The installation environment should be free from corrosive components.

The Servo Controllers are equipped with high-resolution feedback encoders and multi-turn absolute encoders. The controllers are equipped with the AxisLink which provides a network to transfer data between multiple nodes and allows the Servo Controllers to synchronize complex motion applications. The GMC turbo system requires longer AxisLink cable lengths. The controllers also support Remote I/O which allows the 1394 devices to communicate with Allen-Bradley compatible position controllers and other RIO devices. The Servo Controllers feature the droop control feature which is a speed control mode that is used in an AC system. The controllers are equipped with LED indicators that illuminate when a fault occurs. A reset button is included to reset the controllers when faults occur. The system module and each axis module have 1 LED that are all visible on the front of the controllers.