DDC01.1-K050A-DS48-00-FW Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat DDC01.1-K050A-DS48-00-FW is part of the DDC Digital Intelligent Servo Drives series and has a rated current of 50 Amps. This servo drive features a SERCOS interface command module, supports 3-phase AC supply, and uses digital servo feedback. It also has air cooling by natural convection and is equipped with five module slots.
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The DDC01.1-K050A-DS48-00-FW is a digital intelligent servo drive manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the DDC Digital Intelligent Servo Drives series. It converts fixed-frequency three-phase mains power into regulated motor current, allowing permanent-magnet servo motors to follow precise speed and position commands. This functionality supports controlled motion in packaging lines, printing presses, and automated material-handling cells. The controller uses a Series 1 platform and exchanges operating data with other components in a coordinated drive system.
The power stage supplies a continuous output current of 50 A. An overcurrent limiter disconnects the drive when demand reaches 1.5 times the rated current, protecting the power stage from excessive electrical loading. A DC-link monitor activates at 475 V to prevent capacitor overstress when a rapidly decelerating axis returns energy to the bus. The line connection accepts a three-phase AC input, while thermal management relies on natural air convection. Because the unit does not include a forced-air blower, the enclosure must provide sufficient airflow to remove heat during continuous cyclic operation. The electrical limits assist with selecting suitable protective devices and conductors without exceeding the operating capacity of the drive.
Axis coordination is handled through the integrated SERCOS interface command module, which occupies one backplane slot and supports deterministic fiber-optic communication with the motion controller. The drive provides five module slots in total, leaving room for compatible input, output, or bleeder options without separate external harnesses. Rotor position data is received through digital servo feedback at connector X4, allowing the controller to maintain accurate velocity and position loops without analog signal drift. If a fault occurs, the control system can invoke up to three predefined error reactions that remove motor torque and transmit an alarm through the communication network. The noise emission category is standard, indicating sound output comparable to similarly configured industrial drives under nominal operating conditions. Status monitoring and coordinated fault handling help the connected machine respond promptly to abnormal current, bus voltage, or feedback conditions.
