Servo Amplifier offers power density of 250 W at 12 cm².
Press Release Summary:
With operating voltage up to 50 Vdc and output current of 5 A in continuous operation, DEC Module 50/5 controls brushless DC motors with Hall sensors up to 250 W. Digital servo amplifier offers variety of inputs and outputs, including enable, speed ranges, speed monitor, direction of rotation presetting, current limiting, and operating status. Integrated overcurrent, undervoltage/overvoltage, thermal overload, and short circuit ensure controller can be used securely.
Original Press Release:
Maxon's DEC Module 50/5 Innovative and Revolutionary Speed Controller
The maxon motor DEC module 50/5 controller is a digital amplifier with speed controller for controlling brushless DC motors with Hall sensors up to 250 watts.
Maxon's new module works with an operating voltage of up to 50 VDC, an output current of 5 A in continuous operation and its usage is flexible, versatile and highly efficient. The amplifier offers a large number of inputs and outputs, including enable, speed ranges, speed monitor, direction of rotation presetting, current limiting, operating status etc., and offers comprehensive protection features. This means that overcurrent, undervoltage and overvoltage, thermal overload and short circuit are integrated to ensure that the controller can be used securely.
The all-in-one amplifier with an extremely high power density of 250 watt continuous output power at 12 cm2 (3 x 4 cm) may be seamlessly integrated into complex applications with minimum effort. Maxon's offers a comprehensive motherboard design guide for integration into OEM boards and a detailed evaluation board is made available for the initial start-up.
More information on the DEC 50/5 Servo Amplifier can be viewed at-
http://www.electromate.com/products/series.php?&series_id=100821
