The Accelnet amplifier is the smaller "brother" of the Xenus drive and is also a modern digital servodrive especially developed for the use with DC supplies. The Accelnet is dedicated as a replacement of analog DC-drives in central control designs, but also allows also to be used in distributed control configurations, because it has also CANopen interface.
The Accelnet R-series based on the standard Accelnet drive and has the same functionality but also matches higher specification concerning:
- ambient temperature: -40 to 70°C (storage -50 to +85°C)
- thermal shock: -40 to +70°C in 1 minute
- relative humidity: 95% non-condensing at 60°C
- vibration: 5 to 500 Hz, up to 3.85 grms
- shock: 40g peak acceleration (storage 75g peak acceleration)
- altitude: -400 to 5,000m (Storage -400 to +12,000m)
- MIL-STD-specification: MIL-STD-810, MIL-STD-1275, MIL-STD-704, MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-1399
- IEC specification: IEC-60079, IEC-60068
General specification:
- operation at 20 to 180Vac (depending on model)
- current range 0.7 to 8.5 Arms continuous
- 4 different models: panel version (R20), micro panel version (R21), module for PCB mounting (R22) and micro module for PCB mounting (R23)
- efficient control by the use of vector control
- efficient and fast set-up: CME2 software with integrated oscilloscope, auto-tuning and auto-phasing functionality
- easy integration in central control systems: analog (+/-10V) and/or PWM current/velocity/position command
- easy replacement for stepper solutions: step/direction interface for position command
- efficient use as a single drive: powerful Indexer via RS232 interface (also addressable with I/O)
- easy integration in distributed control systems: CANopen (with optional CANopen libraries for C++ and CMO objects for Labview and Visiual Basic)
Additional accessories:
- CAN-PCI-Card with two channels (parameter setting over CAN)
- CAN-I/O-processor for PCB-mounting: 8 Inputs for CAN-address-selection, 72 digital I/O, 12 analog inputs, 12 PWM outputs, 2 outputs for status LED, RS232
