Copley Controls Corp.
Canton, MA 02021
Servo Amplifiers mount on equipment circuit boards.
Digital Accelnet(TM) Micro products drive servo positioning motors in industrial automation. Compact design enables each amplifier to be located close to motor it drives, minimizing RFI, and includes CANopen networking control of multi-axis motion and built-in Java indexer software. For single-axis torque and velocity control, amplifier accepts Ã-
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Micro-Stepper Drive comes in 2.5 x 1.60 in. package.
StepNet(TM) Micro module drives 2-phase size No. 15-23 stepper motors in CANopen networked, multi-axis systems and can operate as stand-alone motor drive. From PCB-mount package, product employs field-oriented control, electronic damping, and adjustable detent torque compensation. It can deliver 2 A continuous and 3 A peak current, operating from 20-75 Vdc, and uses Java software components to...
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Servo Amplifier works with feedback from resolver sensors.
Able to drive brush and brushless motors to 7 hp, Xenus(TM) provides CANopen multi-axis motion control as well as stand-alone single axis motor drives. It reads feedback from resolver sensors to 14-bit accuracy at 10,000 rpm. Amplifier provides 15 kHz current loop update rate and 3 kHz position and velocity loop update rate. Built-in power supply enables amplifier to run on single or 3-phase...
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Actuator features Xenus indexer.
ServoTube actuator makes positioning subsystem for stacking, cutting, pressing, coating, filling, picking, and placing. It requires 50/60 Hz AC power, eliminating need for pneumatic or hydraulic lines. External multi-position thumbwheel switch can call up Xenus' stored motion profile. Continuous force ranges from 51-104 N and peak force is 662 N. Actuator attains 527 m/sÃ-² acceleration and 6...
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Servo Amplifiers offer stand-alone or networked operation.
Accelnet(TM) panel mounting servo amplifiers drive brushless motors in CANopen networked multi-axis systems. They are available for voltages from 55-180 V and span motor drive current from 3 A continuous to 36 A peak. Networked, all-digital units close motor-amplifier feedback loop within amplifier itself. Two-wire CAN bus provides link between each amplifier and system PC. Amplifiers provide 15...
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Linear Motor is designed for use in biomedical equipment.
Low-inertia, direct-drive Micro Linear motor is suited for precision positioning and scanning applications. Tubular construction, with 0.016 in. symmetrical air gap between fixed and moving components, eliminates friction and wear. Unit completes repetitive 1 mm X-Y movements with 1 micron accuracy in 25 msec. Available with peak force from 19-45 N, motor offers peak acceleration ranges from...
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Step Motor Drive is network compatible.
StepNet(TM) Drives enable steppers to be included in CANopen multi-axis servo networks and operate under DSP402 CANopen protocol for motion control devices. Embedded intelligence enables each drive to execute point-to-point moves with S-curve profiling. Complex profiles, defined by position/velocity/time points, are executed using polynomial interpolation. StepNet drives deliver 5 A continuous...
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Offline Servo Amplifier drives motors to 5 kW.
Available for peak current from 18-40 A, high-power, CANopen-networking Xenus(TM) drives brushless and brush motors, including linear motors. With built-in dc power supply, it runs on single or 3-phase, 85-264 Vac, simplifying multi-axis automation and permitting sinusoidal or trapezoidal motor commutation. Servo amplifier also serves as stand-alone drive for single-axis motion control....
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Motion Control Software speeds system commissioning.
CME 2(TM) Copley Motion Explorer Software v3.1 automates tuning and commissioning of servo drives. User enters motor data to get servo loops up and running. Fine tuning can be done with software's oscilloscope and function generator. Autophasing eliminates rewire-and-try-again of encoder, Halls, and motor phases. CME 2 automatically compensates for crossed phases. With setup and phasing complete,...
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Servoamplifiers provide all-digital, multi-axis motion control.
Accelnet(TM) networked servoamplifiers communicate with control PC and with each other via 2-wire CAN bus. They drive brush and brushless servomotors and close position and velocity feedback loops locally, eliminating dedicated motion controller. Five versions operate from 55 V at 18 A peak to 180 V at 20 A peak. Amplifiers provide sinusoidally commutated motor drive, as well as Field Oriented...
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