The CN0182 makes a brush type DC servomotor emulate a step motor, preserving all of the advantages of a step motor while dispensing with many of its disadvantages. When driven by the CN0182, an encoder equipped servomotor will track step and direction inputs like a step motor, while adding the advantages of a servomotor's high speed, high peak torque, low heating and absence of resonances. The CN0182 when used in conjunction with a suitable servomotor and encoder can replace a stepper motor and drive without having to change the indexer or its programming.
The CN0182 accepts both TTL and analog (sine-cosine) encoders. Servo "hunting" is eliminated using an analog encoder, resulting in a perfectly still motor when stopped. In either case, the encoder line count is multiplied by four internally.
The CN0182 is a PID closed loop servo. It derives velocity information from the encoder, so a tachometer is not required. Trimpots are used to adjust the proportional and derivative coefficients and servo lock is +/- 128 counts. Current limit is trimpot adjustable from 0 to 25 amps. Short-circuit and over-temperature protection is provided.
A high efficiency all n-channel MOSFET output stage and a low current consumption circuit design minimizes drive heating. An epoxy encapsulated package and a robust circuit design contributes to a reliable and rugged servo drive.
Resolution: X4 Encoder Line Count
Power Supply Voltage: 18 VDC to 80 VDC
Motor Current: 0 to 25 Amps
Switching Frequency: 25 kHz
Step Pulse Rate: 0 to 500 kHz
Power Dissipation: 70 Watts (max)
Encoder Power Supply: +/- 5 VDC @ 100 Ma
Operating Temperature: -20 to 70 Deg C
(-4 to 158 Deg F)
Weight: 20 Oz (567 g)
Size: 4" X 4.5" X .8"
(101.6mm X 114.3mm X 21.5mm)
Made in USA
Operator's Manual
Large Drawing
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HSK-1 - Heat Sink Kit
Running the control in a hot environment? Help cool it with the Heat Sink Kit.