Motion Controller Packs 64 Added Nodes

Oct. 8, 2008
Heralded as a low-cost, small-footprint approach to complete machine control, the SPiiPlus LF-CM motion controller provides multi-axis integrated control and up to 64 additional nodes (axes or I/O) via the CANOpen network extension. The controller

Heralded as a low-cost, small-footprint approach to complete machine control, the SPiiPlus LF-CM motion controller provides multi-axis integrated control and up to 64 additional nodes (axes or I/O) via the CANOpen network extension. The controller includes a full PLC, programmable in any of the standard five IEC61131-3 languages with an update rate of 1 ms. Target markets include biomedical, wafer handling and inspection laboratories, factory automation machinery and servo control applications. The component’s amplifiers employ a bus voltage of 60 Vdc and deliver a maximum output voltage of 53V. Other features include a continuous output current of 4A per axis, automatic drive protection, and support for single- and tri-phase motors plus dual-phase/stepper motors with encoders. For more details and price, call ACS MOTION CONTROL, Plymouth, MN. (800) 545-2980.

Company: ACS MOTION CONTROL

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