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MR-J2 Super
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The MR-J2
provides intelligent advanced dynamic performance without
the need for complex set-up or programming. Three in
one – with a digital interface for position control,
an analogue interface for speed and another for torque
control, the MR-J2 can easily be retro-fitted into existing
applications or used to design revolutionary new control
systems for new machines. Other major features include:
RS
232C Serial communications interface – allows
a Windows based programming package to read/write
and store parameters together with extensive monitoring
and diagnostic functions. (RS 485 option also available).
Absolute
positioning system – all motors in this range
are fitted with absolute encoders backed by a battery
in the amplifier to eliminate the need to re-home
on power down and so reduce production time.
Servo-lock
anti-vibration function – this function eliminates
the encoder bounce that is often associated with brushless
servo systems.
Built-in
dynamic brake and regenerative resistor – the
servo motor can be stopped immediately in the event
of a power failure without the need for an external
regeneration unit.
Compatible
– with all of MR-J2 range motors
There are different types of amplifiers for different
purposes:
The
MR-J2S-A range are general purpose servo amplifiers
with analogue inputs and pulse train interfaces
as standard, the range covers 100 W units througt
to 7 kW.
The
MR-J2S-B servo amplifiers are designed for SSCNET
connection in combination with Mitsubishi A series
or Q series motion controllers. The motion controllers
and servo amlifiers can be linked via the high speed
SSCNET network that offer the user: ease of connectivity,
due to less wiring, high reliability and since the
encoder output terminals are fitted as standard,
greater flexibility for system integration. The
range also covers 100 W units througt to 7 kW.
The
MR-J2S-CL servo amplifiers have built-in positioning
functions and incorporates program-driven, single-axis
positioning functions, over the features of MR-J2S-A
amplifiers. These functions perform positioning
operation by creating the position data (target
positions), servo motor speeds, acceleration and
deceleration time constants, etc. as a program and
executing the program. The servo amplifier is the
most appropriate to configure a simple positioning
system or to simplify a system, for example.
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Servo
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To
address the needs of an unlimited range of applications
Mitsubishi has developed a number of brushless servo
motors with dynamic characteristics to match the machine
performance.
Compact
design – all of the motors are extremely compact
and have been developed using rare earth magnets (Neodymium
Boron Iron) and unique concentrated winding techniques.
Encoder
feedback – encoders are fitted to all of the
motors and communicate via a high speed serial link
with the servo amplifier. This reduces cable size
and increases immunity to noise.
Automatic
servo motor recognition – as an added benefit
of the encoder serial link the servo can also check
that the correct motor has been connected. This avoids
mismatch and possible damage.
Built-in
DC brake – for vertical lifting/lowering applications,
motors are available with a built in 24V DC electromechanical
brake
Environmental
protection – IP65 rating ensures that the motors
will withstand tough operating environments.
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