A palm-sized EtherCAT drive solution!
The "FlexPro" series is a compact servo driver developed by ADVANCED Motion Controls that fits in the palm of your hand. The standard unit of "FlexPro" (FE series) is a PCB mount style with dimensions of approximately 38.1 x 25.4 x 16.0 mm. It supports EtherCAT communication, analog commands, pulse commands, incremental encoder, and absolute encoder feedback in BiSS_C mode. As before, it supports various DC/AC servo motors, stepper motors, and induction motors. In addition to the PCB mount type, we offer various variations including: - Embedded models equipped with industry-standard connectors. - FD drive types soldered onto an interface board for evaluation and implementation testing. For more details, please refer to the related website or contact us.
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【Specifications】 (Example) FE060-25-EM ■Size (mm): 38.1×25.4×16.0 ■Weight (g): 22.7 ■Continuous rated power (kW): 1.3 ■Continuous rated current (A): 25 ■Peak current (A): 50 ■Power supply 10–55VDC There are different types based on continuous rated current (A): 5A model: FE060-5-EM 10A model: FE060-10-EM are also available.
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P2
Delivery Time
P4
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Mobile robots, etc.
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A workshop skilled in servo control. ○ In hydraulic servo control, we design and manufacture control devices, create control software, and collaborate with partner companies to design and produce optimal hydraulic units and hydraulic cylinders. We also select components such as hydraulic servo valves. ○ High-speed movement and high-precision positioning using ultrasonic motors. ○ Utilization in robots and unmanned transport vehicles with drivers for servo motors. ○ Controllers and control devices for construction machinery developed through contract development. ○ Creating moving objects such as hydraulic robots and designing and manufacturing 2-axis or 6-axis motion bases through industry-academia collaboration.