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Motion-control module mounts directly on the motor
Ismini Scouras12/1/2010 10:56 AM EST
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agk
The DC motors have low vibration. This module's data sheet gives the tests ...
prabhakar_deosthali
A sample photograph of the module mounted on the motor will give a better idea ...
STMicroelectronics has unveiled a customizable high-end motor-control module dubbed SPIMD20 that is small enough to mount directly on the motor as well as provide connection via industrial Ethernet. Industrial applications include multi-axis robotics, conveyors, packaging machines, and process automation equipment.
The SPIMD20 can drive brushless 3-phase motors up to 2kW. Developed in conjunction with motion-control specialist Robox, the module combines ST's semiconductor technologies, including 1200V/40A IGBT power switches and the TD352 gate driver. Two STM32 microcontrollers provide a powerful processing engine for motor control and networking functions. A real-time communication interface supporting protocols such as EtherCAT and CANopen DS402 is provided. Basic firmware supporting network connectivity and featuring PWM driving, current loop and speed-loop execution synchronized to the fieldbus is also available.
Key highlights:
- 800V maximum DC supply voltage
- Hardware Safe Torque OFF
- Safe architecture meeting IEC 61800-5-1
- Serial programming interface
- Position feedback via resolver or digital encoder Vibration analysis and thermal sensing
- 2 Mbytes of on-board Flash plus support for removable memory card
Datasheet: Click here.
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prabhakar_deosthali
12/2/2010 4:42 AM EST
A sample photograph of the module mounted on the motor will give a better idea of the mounting arrangement. The direct mounting on the motor may make the controller susceptible to vibrations from the drive chain. How is it taken care of?
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agk
12/3/2010 7:02 AM EST
The DC motors have low vibration. This module's data sheet gives the tests conducted on this module for vibration and shocks. This seems to be strong for this application.
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