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    Product SPOTLIGHT

    March 1, 2005
    Modular step motor The 3509V is a 0.9, size-14 step motor with five mounting options. FEATURES & BENEFITS 1.5 arc minutes accuracy 0.82 1.44 in. square,

    Modular step motor

    The 3509V is a 0.9°, size-14 step motor with five mounting options.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • 1.5 arc minutes accuracy
    • 0.82 × 1.44 in. square, 0.27 lb
    • Holding torque 16 oz-in.
    • Windings encapsulated with thermally conductive ceramic-based polymer

    LIN ENGINEERING

    Santa Clara, Calif.
    (408) 919-0200
    www.linengineering.com
    Circle 134

    Mini servodrives

    Servodrive family expands to cover low-power range from 450 to 700 W.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • 2.3 × 8.1 × 8.7 in.
    • 100% compatible with existing series
    • Integrated braking resistor, line filter, restart inhibit, and motor holding brake control

    B&R INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION CORP.

    Roswell, Ga.
    (770) 410-3206
    www.br-automation.com
    Circle 135

    Five axis stepper module

    The new Five Axis Integrated Stepper Module (FAISM) directly controls up to five stepper motors.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Includes stepper translator, output connects directly to the stepper motor
    • Five channels of SSI encoder feedback available
    • Profiles set up through the main control's application program using PiCPro for Windows

    G&L MOTION CONTROL LLC

    Fond du Lac, Wis.
    (920) 921-7100
    www.glcontrols.com
    Circle 136

    Compact servodrives and motors

    The new Allen-Bradley Ultra 1500 servodrives and TL-Series servomotors are easy-to-use and compact in design.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Four frame sizes
    • Includes diagnostic and troubleshooting tools
    • Feedback resolution greater than 100,000 counts/rev
    • Continuous stall torque of 0.096 to 5.42 Nm (0.55 to16.4 lb-in.)

    ROCKWELL AUTOMATION

    Milwaukee, Wis.
    (800) 223-5354
    www.rockwell.com
    Circle 137

    Hybrid stepper motors

    New MAE “N Series” hybrid stepper motors feature neodymium magnets for maximum torque and superior acceleration.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • NEMA frame size 34 (lengths 2.64, 3.70, 4.92 in. with holding torques of 397 oz-in., 680 oz-in., 1,076 oz-in.)
    • NEMA frame size 42 has holding torques of 1,204 oz-in.
    • Step resolutions of 1.8° (200 steps/rev)
    • Precision-honed stators and ground rotors, 4,6, or 8 leads, single or double-ended shaft extensions

    PENNENGINEERING MOTION TECHNOLOGIES

    Harleysville, Penn.
    (877) 748-8626
    www.pennmotion.com
    Circle 138

    Driver-controlled servomotors

    Motor models BS 80/50 through BSE 80/100 deliver from 450 to 900 W, and are controlled by their own drivers.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • 15 inputs and eight outputs (digital)
    • Two inputs and two outputs (analog)
    • One input/output for simulation or encoder tracking

    MINI MOTOR

    www.minimotor.com
    Circle 139

    Stainless steel servomotors

    This new Stainless Steel ServoMotor (SSBSM Series) was designed with durability in mind.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Handles IP67 and 1,500 psi washdown conditions
    • Standard and low inertia models
    • Five frame sizes
    • Continuous torques to 280 lb-in. (32 N-m) with up to 400% peak torque continuous

    BALDOR ELECTRIC CO.

    Fort Smith, Ark.
    (800) 828-4920
    www.baldor.com
    Circle 140

    Synchronous servomotors

    DT series of synchronous servomotors provides maximum power in a very small frame.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • 30 kW power output
    • Maximum torque 600 Nm
    • Suitable for applications with intermittent operation

    AMK DRIVES & CONTROL INC.

    Richmond, Va.
    (804) 222-0323
    www.amkdrives.com
    Circle 141

    Slotless motors

    Slotless HO Series Brushless Servomotors are ideal for light assembly and inspection applications.

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Less than 1% harmonic distortion
    • Eliminates magnetic disturbances
    • 29 million counts/rev with a repeatability of 0.3 microradians
    • 16 mm through bore (hollow shaft)

    APPLIMOTION INC.

    Loomis, Calif.
    (916) 652-3118
    www.applimotion.comCircle 142

    Miniature programmable servo

    Thumb size EZServo controller and driver is fully programmable and fits on the back of a HEDS 5500 Encoder (1.4 × 0.95 in).

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Controls a DC Brush Motor at 1A, 50V with Quadrature Encoder Feedback and operates in Position, Velocity or Torque modes
    • Communicates with a host computer via the RS232/485 standard serial interface
    • Simple text-based commands control operation
    • Minimal wiring uses a four wire bus (2 power 2 communications) to daisy chain up to 16 EZServo and/or EZStepper controller + drivers.

    ALLMOTION

    San Jose, Calif.
    (408) 460-1345
    www.ezservo.com.
    Circle 143

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