Bulletin 2098 Ultra™ 3000 Digital Servo Drives support simple standalone indexing as well as multi-axis integrated motion. All power sizes are available with indexing, SERCOS interface and DeviceNet™ networking options. Integrate this drive with the ControlLogix™ or SoftLogix™ platform via SERCOS interface for integrated motion.
Continuous output power of 110V…460V (0.25…22 kW) 100…480V AC options, single and three-phase input SERCOS interface or DeviceNet™ connectivity options 7.5…150 A peak current capability Uses standard high-density D-Shell connectors.
Field-programmable flash memory firmware storage Eight selectable general purpose inputs Four selectable general purpose outputs and relay output One serial port for RS-232 or RS-485 communications Built-in support for multi-turn absolute encoders or an option to supply external logic power to maintain position during power loss The Ultra™ 3000 servo drive does not comply with the European Union (2011/65/EU) RoHS directive that restricts the use of hazardous substances and cannot be shipped to areas that require RoHS compliance.
A servo drive is an electronic device that translates low-energy command signals from a controller into high-energy voltage and current delivered to a servo motor. The command signal can represent the desired position, velocity or torque. Servo Drives, sometimes called servo amplifiers, are devices that have the ability to take a low power command signal from a motion controller and turn it into high power current/voltage. This is then applied to servo motor windings in order to produce torque.
