Product Description:

B&R Automation manufactures the 8V1016.00-2 as a member of the 8V1 ACOPOS Servo Drives series. This compact AC servo drive conditions DC-link energy and delivers precisely modulated three-phase power to synchronous motors, providing speed, torque, and position control in automated assembly cells, conveyors, and packaging stations. Its compact housing and mass of 2.5 kg also support dense multi-axis cabinet layouts and help limit overall panel loading when several coordinated axes are mounted side by side.

The drive is rated for 0.7 kW of continuous mechanical output while drawing a typical installed load of 2.1 kVA from the supply. Motor current is regulated to 1.6 Aeff in continuous operation and can reach a short-term crest of 5 Aeff during accelerations. Pulse-width modulation occurs at a 10 kHz nominal switching frequency, and the electronics reside in an enclosure classified as IP20 for basic finger protection in control cabinets. Energy storage on the DC link is provided by 165 µF of bus capacitance, augmented by 5600 µF of input capacitance to smooth line-side fluctuations. A controlled inrush current of 2 A limits stress on upstream breakers. Under load, internal losses amount to 110 W, and when the axis is disabled the unit draws 12.5 W in standby, which is useful for thermal and power budgeting.

Dynamic braking is handled internally, and the resistor can absorb 2 kW of peak energy while dissipating 130 W continuously to prevent DC-bus overvoltage during rapid deceleration. The inverter supports output waveforms up to 598 Hz, enabling high-speed spindle or linear motor applications when paired with motors rated for those frequencies. Motor leads may be run up to 15 m without additional output chokes, which simplifies cabinet placement and cable routing.