√ wide range of 12-48v single voltage supply
√ output current 0.3-6A ,which can be adjusted continuously
√ Support Position/Velocity/PP/PV/PVT/SP/Analog Position/Analog velocity etc. motion mode
√ support 0/2/4/8/16/32/64/128 /256microsteppering accuracy
√ support 4/6/8 lines of 2 phase stepper motor
√ Support 200-2000CPR incremental encoder
√ Miniature size 42mmx42mmx21.6mm
PMC007 bus series
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Host |
PC,PLC,MCU
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Support motor |
2-phase stepper motor
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The development environment |
VC C# Labviwe VB Linux Python
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The power supply voltage |
DC12-48V
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Output Current |
DC 0.4-6A |
Microstepping |
0/256 adjustable
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Temperature |
-20℃-80℃
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Maximum pulse frequency |
200K
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Durability |
Over 20,000 hours
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General I/O |
Description
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IO function |
Emergency stop input, brake control, digital input/output, analog input, factory reset, 5V output
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The input specifications |
Digital input voltage: 0-5V
Analog speed regulation input voltage: 0-3.3V Emergency stop input voltage: 0-24V |
Description
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Protocol |
CANopen DS301/DS402
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Baud rate |
5k-1M bps
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CAD |
.DWG
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3D file |
.STP
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The user manual | |
Debug software | |
Development of the document | |
Certificate |
Function |
Description
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S-curve acceleration and deceleration automatic control |
Support separate configuration of starting speed, stopping speed, acceleration and deceleration. Acceleration and deceleration support 8-gear control. Acceleration and deceleration simulation diagram is as follows
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PVT multi-axis interpolation |
It supports precise control of the position and speed of multiple axes on the same time coordinate, so that the end mechanism can realize straight line, arc and complex curve motion trajectory, as shown in the figure below
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PP model |
In the process of PP mode operation, a set of new parameters can be written by the host computer. It can be selected to smooth the transition from the previous operation parameters to the new parameters, or to run with the new parameters after the operation of the old parameters, as shown in the figure below
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