The BTD1 servo drive is ideal for driving synchronous servomotors (permanent magnet brushless) equipped with a speed transducer, with voltages up to 260 V and maximum currents up to 50 A. The BTD1 features internal analogue circuits with an IGBT bridge and 4-quadrant operation with no deadband at zero speed: the motor shaft is rigidly...
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Three-phase synchronous motor
PWM3D-001 Digital servo drive
"The PWM3D-001 digital servo drive is ideal for driving synchronous servomotors (permanent magnet brushless, with sinusoidal or trapezoidal commutation) and DC motors of any brand, equipped with a speed transducer, with voltages up to 480 V and maximum currents up to 118 A (rms). Fully digital, with an IGBT bridge and 4-quadrant operation with no...Continue reading
Synchronous servomotors
Extreme dynamics, absolute precision Alter Elettronica selects and supplies permanent magnet brushless synchronous servo motors for the most demanding motion control applications: machine tools, industrial robotics, packaging lines and all contexts requiring high torque, rapid dynamic response and absolute positioning precision. The right motor for your application — let’s find it together Choosing the correct...Continue reading
What servo motor do I have? The perfect retrofit starts here
When a customer asks us what drive he should choose to replace a damaged one, the first question we ask is always the same: what kind of motor does the converter control? The motor data needed are: Type (e.g. DC, brushless, induction) Electrical specifications (e.g. armature current, supply voltage) Type of speed transducer mounted (e.g....Continue reading
