MITSUBISHI motor universal AC servo amplifier MELSERVO-J3 series.
Rated output: 3.5kw.
Interface type: general pulse interface type.
Power specification: three phase AC400V.
Pulse train and analog input as universal interface.
Can choose the position, speed and torque control mode MR-J2S-37KB4.
The use of advanced tuning features such as advanced vibrration suppression control and adaptive filter,
Greatly improve the performance of the machine.
MR-J3, your partner.
Higher performance, more features, more convenient to use MR-J2S-37KB4.
Highest performance in the industry.
Speed response frequency up to 2.1kHz. Superior high efficiency IPM motor.
Output power: 0.75kw.
Rated speed: 1500r/min MITSUBISHI MR-J2S-37KB4.
Voltage level: 400V.
IPM motor MM-EFS series can not be used to run the power frequency power MR-J2S-37KB4.
The total wiring length of the IPM motor shall not exceed 100m.
1 inverters can not connect multiple IPM motors at the same time. MITSUBISHI general purpose AC servo amplifier MELSERVO-J2-Super series MITSUBISHI MR-J2S-37KB4.
Rated output: 11.0kw.
SSCNET interface.
Voltage: 3 phase AC400V.
Complete synchronization system with SSCNET high speed serial communication,
The communication cycle between the controller and the servo amplifier is the longest 0 MITSUBISHI MR-J2S-37KB4.888ms.
Such systems will be able to provide high reliability and high performance.
When connecting the servo system with SSCNET,
In the motion system, the parameters of the servo amplifier and the acquisition of the data will be displayed on the motion controller.
Connect a dedicated cable with an amplifier and a controller to form a SSCNET system.
This simple connection method reduces the routing time and helps to prevent noise.
Even in the MELSERVO-J2-SUPER series products using high resolution coding staandards, the command frequency is no limit MR-J2S-37KB4.
It is only necessary to add a battery on the servo amplifier, which can form the absolute value system.
Currently there are more than 1000000 high reliability SSCNET servo amplifier networks in use.