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Real-time extension of Windows PCs for high-throughput machine control "MOSBench".
The servo for pulse train position commands has a faster response than the 100Mbps communication servo. The communication servo still has some delay. Utilizing the high speed of pulse train position commands, the Windows real-time machine controller "MOSBench" realizes high-tact machines.
Windows real-time high-speed machine controller for those who want to improve the software quality of mechanical devices.
While the mechanical device cannot be debugged, the deadline arrives, and we have no choice but to ship it. The debugging period in the challenging local environment becomes longer. The program development and debugging period for the next new device becomes shorter. Additionally, the local debugging extends. This cycle repeats. A machine controller that escapes from the negative cycle.
A motion controller that allows for easy mechanical adjustments, especially for origin setting.
How many times do you measure the distance between the sensor and the Z phase, move the coupling, and then measure the distance again? Is it a 10-axis machine? So, does it return to the origin 30 times? Does it return to the origin 40 times? Are you thinking of making the origin adjustment easier? For you, we have a motion controller that makes origin setting simple.
Motion controller for a drilling device that positions an XY stage using XY coordinate data received from a computer.
Easy LAN connection from a computer with standard LAN port. Software development is also easy with the Windows .NET interface.
A motion controller that monitors the torque command of the grinder shaft and adjusts the workpiece pressing speed.
Easy connection to Panasonic's 100Mbps high-speed communication servo "RTEX series" with "MINAS-A5N." Capable of driving and controlling a 15kW motor for large grinders.
Comprehensive development support software significantly reduces and shortens time costs related to control program development, takt time, maintenance, and delivery deadlines!
The PC-based real-time control controller "MOS Bench" ensures real-time performance with a control cycle of 1ms necessary for machine control, without losing the operability and convenience of the pre-installed Windows OS GUI and applications. 【Product Features and Customer Benefits】 ■ A wealth of motion control functions, comprehensive debugging tools, simulation capabilities, and development environments are readily available for use as soon as you get your hands on "MOS Bench." ➡ You can perform desktop debugging and tact demonstrations with just one computer, without waiting for the actual machine to arrive, even before the mechanical design is completed. This shortens development time. ■ With the large memory and storage capacity of the computer, along with powerful CPU performance, you can utilize a wide range of functions such as the Windows interface, image processing, and file operations, while still being able to operate real-time IO-linked motion control independently. ➡ The processing capability of the control program is significantly enhanced, resulting in a more than 20% improvement in tact time due to real-time control. ■ It comes with a logging function that has a 1ms sampling cycle. ➡ This makes it easy to analyze issues. We can ship the control device in a short delivery time.
A multifunction motion controller that can use Panasonic's space-saving servo and connect to PLCs from Omron, Mitsubishi, and Keyence.
Until now, it was common knowledge that if you were using a Mitsubishi PLC, SSC-NET servos were the standard; if you were using an Omron PLC, Mechatrolink or EtherCAT servos were the standard; and if you were using a Keyence PLC, Mechatrolink servos were the standard. However, from the moment you read this article, that is no longer the norm in the industry. - Panasonic's RTEX servos can also be used. - Mitsubishi PLCs can connect via MC protocol over LAN. - Omron PLCs can connect via FINS commands over LAN. - Keyence PLCs can connect via MC protocol over LAN. Servos can connect up to 16 axes with Panasonic's 100Mbps high-speed, low-wiring "RTEX" A4N and A5N series. The upper level consists of PLCs from the three companies, while the lower level consists of Panasonic servos. Please consider getting a comparative quote for Panasonic servos. The motion controller "InterMotion," which can connect to PLCs from various companies, will contribute to reducing the costs of your machinery and bring new competitiveness to your equipment.
A 16-axis controller that can be connected to various PLCs with affordable servos! Up to 8 axes can be controlled with a 10Mpps pulse train position command!
The LAN port of the Mitsubishi PLC's CPU unit connects via the MC protocol. The LAN port of the Omron PLC's CPU unit connects via the FINS command. The LAN port of the Keyence PLC's CPU unit connects via the MC protocol. The servo can connect up to 16 axes to Panasonic's 100Mbps high-speed wiring "RTEX" servo A4N and A5N series. Among these, 8 axes can receive pulse train position commands. The upper level consists of the three companies' PLCs, while the lower level includes Panasonic's servos or pulse train servos or steps. Until now, it was common knowledge that Mitsubishi PLCs used SSC-NET servos, Omron PLCs used Mechatrolink or EtherCAT servos, and Keyence PLCs used Mechatrolink servos. However, from this moment after reading this article, that is no longer the norm in the industry. Panasonic's RTEX servos can also be used. Please consider getting comparative quotes. The motion control unit "InterMotion," which can connect to various PLCs, will contribute to reducing the costs of your machinery. It will bring new competitiveness to your machines.
A motion control unit that can use wiring-saving servos other than Mitsubishi, Omron, and Keyence.
Even if you are using Mitsubishi PLC, Omron PLC, or Keyence PLC, you can use motion control units that support wiring-reduced servos from other companies. They connect to each company's PLC via LAN cables. The servos can connect up to 16 axes of Panasonic's 100Mbps high-speed wiring-reduced "RTEX" servo A4N and A5N series. The upper level is the PLCs from the three companies, and the lower level is Panasonic's servos. Until now, it was common knowledge that Mitsubishi PLCs used SSC-NET servos, Omron PLCs used Mechatrolink or EtherCAT servos, and Keyence PLCs used Mechatrolink servos. However, from this moment after reading this article, that is no longer the norm in the industry. Panasonic's RTEX servos can also be used. Please consider getting comparative quotes. The motion control unit "InterMotion," which can connect to various PLCs, contributes to reducing costs for your machinery. It brings new competitiveness to your machines.
Panasonic's 100Mbps high-speed communication low-wiring system "RTEX" motion controller for controlling servo drivers A5N and A4N.
Panasonic's 100Mbps high-speed communication wiring-reduced system "RTEX" motion controller can control up to 16 axes with servo drivers A4N and A5N. The upper controllers can be Mitsubishi PLC, Omron PLC, Keyence PLC, or Windows PC. It connects via LAN. If it's a Mitsubishi PLC, SSCNET servo is standard; if it's an Omron PLC, Mechatrolink or EtherCAT servo is standard; if it's a Keyence PLC, Mechatrolink servo is standard. Until now. However, from this moment you read this article, that is no longer the case. Panasonic's RTEX servo can also be used. Please provide a comparative estimate.
A fully synchronized angle position transport motion controller that avoids FPD slip and minimizes dust and static electricity generation as much as possible.
Motion controller for FPD transport that synchronizes and controls motors and motor groups (between transport stages) in both synchronous and asynchronous modes, with a complete angle position command synchronization control cycle of 1 ms.
