NEW Servo Drives for DC-Powered Applications

Why choose SV200 digital servo drives?
SV200 digital servo drives are compact, powerful, and functional servo drives, designed for use in demanding motion control applications in a wide range of industries.

Advanced performance with multiple control options

• 24 to 60 VDC input
• 10 A cont., 20 A peak output current
• Compact size for multi-axis applications
• Ideal for OEMs
• Designed for use with J Series motors
• Wide range of control options
• 8 regular digital inputs, 5-24 VDC
• 4 high-speed digital inputs, 5-24 VDC
• 6 digital outputs, 30 VDC max
• 2 analog inputs, -10 to +10 V
• Safe Torque Off (STO) input

Wide Selection from a Single Source
Servo drives, motors, cables, software, and accessories, all available from Applied Motion.

• Support for pulse & direction, analog torque/velocity/position, streaming commands, stored program, fieldbus, and industrial Ethernet control.
• Q Programming provides robust, on-board motion control for decentralized applications.
• Support for CANopen, Modbus RTU/TCP, EtherNet/IP and EtherCAT networks.
• Planetary gearheads available for increased torque output and inertia matching.

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SV200 servo drives were designed with demanding applications in mind.

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• Programmable notch filter and an anti-vibration algorithm ensure smooth motion and accurate positioning.
• Improved EMC over legacy drive systems.

Broad functionality in a compact servo drive that is ideal for OEM and multi-axis applications

• Auto-tuning for quick and reliable commissioning of the servo axis.
• Separate power for main and control circuits enable “keep-alive” functionality to maintain DC power to the controller while power to the motor is removed.
• Dedicated Safe Torque Off (STO) circuit for safety-rated applications
• Internal fault protection from over-temperature, over-voltage, and over-current (short circuit) conditions.
• Dual-port communications for daisy chaining drives together (line or ring networks).