Product Description:

The HDS04.2-W200N-HA03-01-FW is a drive controller produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the HDS Drive Controllers series. As a drive controller, it converts command references from higher-level motion systems into regulated three-phase output for servo or spindle amplifiers. This function allows machine axes to follow commanded speed, torque, and acceleration profiles in modular automation racks. Because it serves as a central power and control stage, it helps separate machine-level commands from the high-current motor output handled at the rack. The controller is suited for packaging lines, printing systems, and material-handling equipment where several axes must respond predictably under changing load conditions.

This unit is rated for a continuous output of 200 A, so the power section can support high current demand without thermal derating during normal operation. Command data are accepted through an analog interface, and the controller can work with ±10 V speed or torque references from legacy CNC or PLC systems. That arrangement is useful when existing controls still provide analog reference signals instead of network-based commands. Heat generated by the switching section is removed by a built-in air blower, which helps keep cabinet ventilation requirements moderate and avoids the need for a liquid-cooling circuit. The controller is part of the DIAX04 platform, so it uses the same bus structure and mechanical format found across related axes in that system.

The unit is assigned to Line 04, which places it within the matching rack format for this controller family. It is also built in Version 2, indicating the product revision used for this model. During operation, the controller regulates velocity and torque loops while passing feedback information to the higher-level control system for coordinated motion. Its position within the series also supports consistent connector placement inside DIAX racks. This makes it appropriate for installations where synchronized axis control, repeatable response, and stable amplifier behavior are required over long production cycles.