8V1022.001-2 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8V1022.001-2 is part of the 8V1 ACOPOS Servo Drives series and offers a rated power of 1 kW with a continuous current of 2.2 Aeff. The drive supports a peak current of 14 Aeff and features a maximum output frequency of 598 Hz. It measures 375 mm in height, 70.5 mm in width, 235.5 mm in depth, and weighs 4.0 kg.
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The 8V1022.001-2 is a single-axis servo drive manufactured by B&R Automation for the 8V1 ACOPOS Servo Drives series. In an automation cell, it converts three-phase mains power into regulated output power that controls the torque, speed, and position of a connected synchronous motor. This operation allows the machine controller to produce precise motion profiles for pick-and-place equipment, packaging machinery, and material-handling systems.
This drive delivers a continuous phase current of 2.2 A RMS, indicating the thermal limit for long-term operation without derating. For short acceleration bursts, the current rises to a peak of 14 A RMS, helping actuators overcome static friction or sudden load changes. The mechanical power delivered to the motor is rated at 1 kW, matching the requirements of small and medium servomotors used on feeders and indexing tables. The inverter can modulate its output at frequencies up to 598 Hz, supporting high-speed motors with low-inductance windings. The IGBT bridge switches the DC link at a nominal frequency of 20 kHz to reduce audible noise and current ripple. Internal energy storage consists of 235 µF on the DC bus and 8,200 µF on the 24 V logic rail, providing ride-through capability during brief mains interruptions. The startup inrush current is 4 A at 400 VAC, allowing the drive to operate with appropriately rated standard circuit breakers.
The power section can supply auxiliary devices with up to 3 kVA, while an integrated brake resistor dissipates regenerative energy at 130 W continuously or up to 3.5 kW for short periods. This braking capacity protects the DC link when a vertical axis decelerates or another driven load returns energy to the inverter. The compact enclosure measures 70.5 mm wide, 235.5 mm deep, and 375 mm high, and it has a mass of 4.0 kg. These dimensions allow the unit to fit into control cabinets where mounting space is limited. Motor leads can extend up to 25 m without additional filters, which provides flexibility when the motor is installed away from the drive cabinet.
