DDS02.2-A200-BE23-01-FW Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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MPN: R911273451
The Bosch Rexroth Indramat DDS02.2-A200-BE23-01-FW is a Digital AC Servo Drive Controller from the DDS Drive Controllers series. It features a SERCOS communication interface and supports both digital servo and resolver feedback. This drive uses external air cooling outside the control cabinet and has a rated current of 200 Amps.
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The DDS02.2-A200-BE23-01-FW is a Bosch Rexroth Indramat digital AC servo drive controller featuring a SERCOS communication interface and support for both digital servo and resolver feedback. With a rated current of 200A and external air cooling, this unit handles demanding servo applications efficiently. Its high current capacity makes it a strong choice for high-performance motion control systems.
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The DDS02.2-A200-BE23-01-FW is a digital AC servo drive controller built by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the DDS Drive Controllers series. The unit coordinates torque, speed, and position loops for matched servomotors so they can execute repeatable motion profiles in packaging machines, handling robots, or machining centers. By receiving setpoints from higher-level PLCs and converting them into regulated three-phase output, the device forms the link between control logic and electromechanical motion in industrial automation. This closed-loop control helps the connected axis respond smoothly to changing load conditions during positioning and synchronized production tasks.
Command data reach the drive through a SERCOS interface, which provides deterministic fiber-optic communication between the controller and the automation network. The power stage delivers a continuous output of 200 A, so the unit can support high-torque motors without derating. Thermal energy is removed by external air cooling, and the blower pulls ambient air directly across the heat sink to help keep cabinet temperatures low. Rotor position is evaluated with digital servo feedback and resolver feedback, allowing the same hardware to work with several motor families. The unit belongs to Line 02, which indicates the mechanical layout and connector placement within the DDS range. Using fiber-optic communication also helps isolate command signals from electrical noise generated by high-current switching inside the cabinet.
For application-specific features, firmware is ordered separately so the drive can be paired with the required operating functions. Drive logic uses Function ID Version 01, which keeps the parameter structure consistent for this control type. The hardware is built as Version 2 and remains electrically compatible with earlier models in the DDS Drive Controllers series. Consistent version coding helps keep parameter groups aligned within systems that use the same control platform.