K-Drive Series Servo AC Driving Equipment High Performance Support, Power Inverter 220V Fd425/435/625 AC Electric Motor

Pulse Type AC Servo System

Product features

Strong internal motion control functions which can realize position, speed,torque,homing controlling modes. It also supports I/O control and standard Modbus RTU protocol. It can replace PLC partly, which helps to save cost.

System Wiring Example

Drives Of P100S Series As Example:

Drives Of P300 Series As Example:

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EtherCAT Bus Field AC Servos

Feature Introduction

System Wiring Example

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Why choose K-Drive variable frequency drive?

In the trend of advocating smart and simple industrial automation, environmentally friendly products, value-added solutions, K-Drive, as one of the world's leading drive manufacturers aggressively investing in R&D, production, and continuous quality improvement, is well positioned to provide its customers with technology-driven, performance-outstanding products such as VFDs, wind power converters, servo drives, HEV/EV drives, helping its customers save energy and increase industrial productivity with sustainability on the one hand, and enhancing their entire value-chain quality, delivery, and services on the other hand.

K-Drive VS Other brands

Production

In production, rigorous quality control is implemented on components, circuit boards, and the finished goods, assuring products without defects.

How to connect ac servo?

1. Power supply: Make sure that the power supply matches the voltage and frequency requirements of the AC servo motor. This information can usually be found in the motor's datasheet.

2. Wiring: Connect the power supply to the motor's power input terminals. The wiring should be done according to the manufacturer's instructions, typically indicated on the motor's datasheet.

3. Feedback device: Connect the feedback device, such as an encoder or resolver, to the appropriate terminals on the motor. Again, consult the motor's datasheet for specific instructions.

4. Drive: Connect the motor to the drive that will control its speed and position. The drive should be compatible with the motor and provide the necessary control signals. Some drives may require additional wiring, such as connections for braking resistors or safety circuits.

5. Control: Finally, connect the drive to the controller that will send commands to the motor. This may be a standalone controller or a computer-based system. The controller should be programmed to send the appropriate signals to the drive based on the desired motion profile.