HDS04.2-W200N-HA07-01-FW Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat HDS04.2-W200N-HA07-01-FW is part of the HDS Drive Controllers series and belongs to the DIAX04 controller family. This drive controller features an analog command communication interface, has a rated current of 200 Amps, and uses a built-in internal air blower for cooling.
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The HDS04.2-W200N-HA07-01-FW is a modular drive controller produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat and assigned to the HDS Drive Controllers series for use in DIAX04 multi-axis systems. It converts incoming bus supply into regulated armature current for servo axes, allowing coordinated motion in machine tools and automated production lines. When paired with compatible power supplies and motors, the unit interprets command signals and applies precise speed or torque corrections for closed-loop motion control during indexing, positioning, and continuous process movement. That arrangement lets the drive respond quickly to load changes while maintaining stable axis behavior during production.
Reference signals enter through the ANALOG command interface, where direct voltage or current setpoints are translated into motor drive values. As part of the DIAX04 platform, the controller uses the same backplane geometry and parameter structure as other modules in the system, which helps maintain consistent installation across multi-axis cabinets. Cooling is handled by a built-in air blower that moves air across the heat sinks without external ducting, and the controller has a rated output of 200 A for high-torque motors or demanding acceleration cycles. It is part of Line 04 in the product range.
The unit is Version 2. This version identifies the second release of the controller line and indicates compatibility with the electrical layout used for that revision. Its modular format allows the controller to fit rack-based motion systems where upstream control hardware sends synchronized commands for packaging, printing, and material-handling applications. Because the controller regulates motor current rather than generating machine logic on its own, it works as the power stage that carries out the motion requests received from the higher-level control system.