Reinforcement for the DIAS Servo System

20 June 2008

The DIAS servo system from SIGMATEK introduces a new addition. The SDD 215 biaxial servo amplifier takes the field as a "flexible team player" for multiple applications in the mid-power range.

Sigmatek SDD 215
Sigmatek SDD 215

During the development of the SIGMATEK DIAS-Drive (SDD) 215, the focus was placed on multi-axle applications in the mid-power range. The SDD 215 is a biaxial device: One axle can be driven with 10 A continuous and 20 A peak current, the other with 15 A nominal and 30 A peak current. This allows a varying number of axles as well as motor combinations with different capacity ranges to be implemented.

With 400 V input voltage and 10 or 15 A continuous current, the servo regulator achieves a nominal power of 14 kVA.

The SDD 215 has an individually adjustable and scaleable output stage concept for servomotors. The functions were limited to current, rotation speed and position control to avoid unnecessary overhead. In addition to position control, a spline interpolation is integrated. Thanks to a new PWM process, power loss is reduced. SIGMATEK has once again emphasized a sophisticated "reduce to the maximum" concept. Counted among the servo regulator's standard features is an auto scaling function, power filter (EMV) and a VARAN interface.

The scan rate of the individual regulators is no more than 62.5 microsec. In combination with the hard real time capable and nearly jitter-free VARAN Ethernet bus, highly dynamic control and fast data exchange as well as data updates of five configurable real time channels are possible.

Since the intermediate circuit is accessible, the coupling of additional units is possible. All conventional feedback systems can be implemented: Resolver, EnDAT, Hyperface and Sin/Cos.

Technical Data
Nominal input voltage: 3 x 230 V – 480 V
Nominal power: 8-14 kVA
1 x 10 A and 1 x 15 A continuous current and
1 x 20 A and 1 x 30 A peak current
Housing (H x W x D): 378 x 152 x 240 mm
Weight: 10 kg



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