Product Description:

Bosch Rexroth Indramat builds the DDC01.1-F100A-DA07-00 as part of the DDC Digital Intelligent Servo Drives series. This unit combines power electronics, a controller, and an analog interface command module to position or regulate synchronous and asynchronous servo motors in automated machinery. By accepting reference signals through the analog interface, the drive converts them into precise motor currents, allowing coordinated motion axes, presses, or packaging lines to follow speed or torque profiles set by the host PLC.

The drive supplies up to 100 A of continuous output while drawing energy from three-phase AC mains. Its input frequency window of 50–60 Hz aligns with common utility grids, so line reactors are rarely needed for regional deployment. Protective logic supervises load conditions; an overcurrent fault is declared at 1.5 × rated current, and an overvoltage fault triggers when the DC bus exceeds 475 V. These limits help the controller disconnect before semiconductor stress or insulation breakdown occurs, which supports reliable operation in high-duty indexing or tension control applications.

For field deployment, the housing carries an IP65 rating, allowing installation outside a cabinet when splashing fluids or airborne particles are present. Internal heat exchangers circulate liquid cooling media, so full output can be maintained without additional fans even when ambient temperatures rise near the motor. Two status channels simplify system monitoring, and the controller provides 2 diagnostic outputs that can be wired to an alarm stack or PLC input. Feedback from the motor is processed through digital servo feedback signals, supporting high-resolution position control while the analog command interface remains unchanged. The function code 07, series 1, and version 1 identify this drive, and the standardized noise emission level for drives in the 100 to 200 A class keeps acoustic exposure predictable on the factory floor.