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DMA 85B 1103-D Bosch Rexroth Indramat

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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat DMA 85B 1103-D is a three-phase module from the DMA Servo Drive Modules series. This Servodyn-D master/slave drive features air cooling via backplane and a SERCOS interface for communication. It is designed for use with synchronous and asynchronous motors and has a module width of 100 mm.

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Product Description:

The DMA 85B 1103-D is a servo drive module manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and supplied within the DMA Servo Drive Modules series. It serves as a mains-connected power converter that delivers regulated three-phase output to synchronous or asynchronous motors in automated production cells, printing machines, and gantry axes. By translating line voltage into controlled current and integrating with motion controllers, the unit provides the torque, speed, and positioning accuracy required in industrial automation.

With a module width of 100 mm, the drive occupies minimal panel space and can be arranged side by side in dense multi-axis racks. Thermal energy is removed through backplane air cooling, where cabinet airflow passes across the rear heat sink rather than the front face, eliminating the need for individual fans on the module. Command and diagnostic data are exchanged over the high-speed SERCOS interface, providing deterministic cycle times and optical noise immunity. Motor feedback signals enter through the integrated standard feedback interface, allowing resolvers or incremental encoders to be connected without accessory boards. As a three-phase module for synchronous and asynchronous motors, the inverter delivers balanced output currents and supports controlled motor operation across a wide speed range.

In this revision, the drive includes no additional functions, so its feature set remains focused on the core power conversion and motion-control tasks. The unit is part of the Servodyn-D series, which uses a common mechanical format and shared DC bus arrangement with related modules in the same platform. It can operate as a master/slave drive, allowing the module either to control its own axis directly or to follow another drive during coordinated motion. This arrangement supports synchronized operation in systems where multiple axes must respond together while remaining connected through a common power structure.

Additional Functions
None Present
Cooling Method
Air Cooling (Backplane)
Encoder Interface
Standard Interface
Interface Options
SERCOS Interface
Module Width
100 mm
Product Type
3-phase module for sync and a.sync motors.
Series Identifier
Servodyn-D series
Version Variants
Master/Slave Drive
  • Dma 85b 1103-d
  • DMA85B1103-D

Frequently Asked Questions about DMA 85B 1103-D:

Q: What cooling method does the DMA 85B 1103-D servo drive module use?

A: This model is cooled using air cooling via the backplane.

Q: What type of encoder interface does the DMA 85B 1103-D provide?

A: The DMA 85B 1103-D features a standard encoder interface.

Q: What interface options are available on the DMA 85B 1103-D module?

A: This module is equipped with a SERCOS interface for communication.

Q: What is the module width of the DMA 85B 1103-D servo drive?

A: The DMA 85B 1103-D has a module width of 100 mm.

Q: What version variants are available for the DMA 85B 1103-D module?

A: This unit is offered in both Master and Slave drive variants.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The DMA 85B 1103-D is a 3-phase servo drive module for synchronous and asynchronous motors in the Servodyn-D series. SERCOS interface support and Master/Slave drive configuration make integration into coordinated motion systems efficient and technically sound. Backplane air cooling supports stable thermal management, a strong advantage for disciplined servo architectures.’’

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