Tel Aviv, Israel – Elmo Motion Control announces a new addition to the Whistle family of servo drives– the Whistle 20A/100V. The new miniature servo drive delivers up to 3.3 kW of peak power. The Whistle is ideal for applications such as robotics and semiconductor manufacturing, lab automation requiring high servo performance and compactness. It is particularly attractive for DC bus applications of up to 96VDC due to its compact size, high power density, intelligence, efficiency and rich motion control capabilities.
Highlights of the Whistle 20/100 include:
• Intelligent SimplIQ core motion control technology
• Exhibit the highest density of power and intelligence
• Offers up to 3.3 kW of peak power
• Delivers up to 20 Amps of continuous current
• Integrates easily into applications with spatial limitations with PCB-mounted design
• Dimensions: 55x15x46.5 mm
• A single DC bus power supply can power multiple Whistles
About The Whistle Servo Drive
Elmo Motion Control's Whistle is a series of intelligent miniature digital servo drives for DC brush and brushless motors, linear motors and voice coils. The matchbox-sized servo drive weighs only 1.8 oz (50 g) and supports up to 20 amps of continuous current, 100 VDC. Its high density allows the drive to deliver a peak of 3300W of peak power and 1650W of continuous power. The drive operates on DC power. The Whistle is a PCB mounted device which enables an efficient and cost saving implementation.
SimplIQ Core Motion Control Technology
The Whistle is based on Elmo's core motion control technology and benefits from advanced programming capabilities, rich set of feedbacks, versatile power capabilities and communication support. The Whistle is capable of operating in position, velocity and current modes and contains a wide range of feedback and I/O options. By using Elmo's software, users can easily perform drive setup, configuration, tuning, analysis and programming.
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Filed Under: Drives (servo) + amplifiers, Motion control • motor controls
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