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Posted: April 01, 2024With the introduction of these new features, Kollmorgen has broadened its offerings to additionally support PROFINET IRT and Ethernet/IP with CIP Sync alongside CANopen®*, EtherCAT®*, and FSoE time-synchronized communication protocols. ...
Posted: November 27, 2023This innovative technology enables the drive to offer full tuning control of all servo loops and drive brushed and brushless servo motors, as well as closed-loop stepper motors...
Posted: September 28, 2023What makes a bus based Motion Controller deterministic? What are the three types of Step Motors? What is the difference between an Absolute Encoder and a Resolver? These questions (and many more) are quickly answered Motion Control Technology Primer...
Categories: Automation 101
Posted: April 10, 2023This whitepaper, written by Electromate CEO Warren Osak, provides a comprehensive guide on mitigating electrical noise in servo systems, which can lead to performance degradation and reduced accuracy. The paper covers various steps and techniques for eliminating noise, including proper grounding, shielding, cable routing, noise filtering, component selection, and regular maintenance...
Categories: Whitepapers
Posted: June 13, 2022ADVANCED Motion Controls has released a new 60A continuous FlexPro servo drive model FM060-60C-CM. This model is the second “machine embedded” version in this power range, adding CANopen communication to the previously released EtherCAT version.
Posted: November 29, 2021ADVANCED Motion Controls has released 7 new micro-sized FlexPro servo drives rated to output 60A continuous.
Categories: Product Announcements
Posted: February 08, 2021The FM060-25-CM is part of a new breed of micro-sized, high-power servo drives, immediately available from ADVANCED Motion Controls.
Categories: Product Announcements
Posted: August 09, 2016Dr. Jacob Tal, the CEO of Galil Motion Control, discusses the basics of Servo Amplifiers. Topics include:
- Types of Amplifiers such as PWM, Linear, Current, Voltage and Velocity Amplifiers
- Power Supply Requirements
- Commutation Methods
...Categories: Product Videos & Webinars
Posted: April 09, 2015Live Webinar Tuesday April 21, 2015 11:00am EST, presented by Advanced Motion Controls & Electromate
With automation expanding out of the factory, machine builders are faced with a varying set of new challenges. Mobile platforms, such as unmanned systems, are expected to operate in extreme environments and carry their own power source; all while being light weight and compact.
To meet the current and future needs of the market, enabling technologies need to be applied and discovered. At the forefront of the enabling technologies are servo drive controllers.
Servo controllers not only make a robot or mobile platform move, they can also be solutions to the other design requirements. A servo is an integral component...- Posted: January 26, 2015
A New White Paper by Advanced Motion Controls
Servo-based motion control systems have traditionally been categorized into two types: centralized or distributed. Centralized systems use dedicated motion control cards that account for all aspects of the system including servo commands, motor feedback and I/O to close all control loops while simultaneously running complex programs that plan motion profiles and maintain machine operations. Increasing the number of axes involved places an ever increasing burden on the processing power of the DSP quickly making the system unmanageable simply due to scalability.
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