Designed to deliver optimum performance throughout a greater speed range, with a small size making them useful in tight spaces
The DCM8028 and DCM8055 are high performance micro stepping chopper drives that provide a cost effective solution for laboratory automation requirements, says Servotechnic.
The small size allows designers to use these drives in limited space, and they are also easily integrated with other electronics.
Design time is reduced because incorporating these drives is far simpler than developing a custom drive circuit, the company claims.
They are suitable for driving two-phase step motors (maximum current ratings of 2.8A and 5.5A per phase).
These drives have been designed to deliver optimum performance throughout a greater speed range.
By using an advanced bipolar constant-current chopping technique, and a maximum input voltage of 80VDC, they can produce more speed and power from the same motor, compared with traditional technologies such as L/R drives, says Servotechnic.
