ACP-180-09 Copley Controls
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The ACP-180-09 is a drive module from the Accelnet CanOPEN Modules series by Copley Controls. It supports both brushless and brush motor types, and operates at a voltage class of 180 Vdc with a continuous current of 3 Amps and a peak current of 9 Amps. The module features 12 digital inputs, 3 digital outputs, and has two CAN ports with optical isolation.
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The ACP-180-09 is a Copley Controls Accelnet CanOPEN module designed for motion control with a 180 Vdc class and 3 A continuous current. Dual CAN ports with optical isolation support clean network integration in distributed automation systems. Brushless and brush motor compatibility with 9 A peak current makes this unit a strong choice for responsive servo applications.
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The ACP-180-09 is a compact DC servo drive produced by Copley Controls and supplied under the Accelnet CANopen Modules series. Designed for brushless or brushed motors used in automated machinery, the module converts power from a DC bus into precisely controlled phase currents while exchanging real-time commands over a CANopen fieldbus. Its role in industrial automation is to regulate torque, velocity, or position so that actuators follow motion profiles generated by higher-level controllers.
The drive operates within a voltage class of 180 Vdc. Within this bus, the amplifier can deliver a continuous phase current of 3 A and tolerate momentary surges up to 9 A, allowing acceleration of medium-inertia loads without causing a thermal trip. The analog command interface accepts ±10 V references for legacy motion cards. A total of 12 optically isolated inputs provide configurable limits and interrupts. Feedback compatibility includes digital quadrature A/B encoders, analog sine/cosine encoders, and digital Hall sensors, providing commutation options for high-resolution positioning and economical speed loops. Optical isolation is applied to the dual CAN ports, protecting signal integrity between distributed nodes.
Network behavior conforms to the DSP-402 device profile and the DS-301 V4.01 communication stack layer. Two CAN ports permit ring or daisy-chain wiring, while three optically buffered outputs can report drive status or energize external relays. An RS-232 service port supports parameter setup when a bus is not present. The enclosure measures 168 × 99 × 31 mm, making it compact enough for DIN rail-mounted panels while providing enough surface area to dissipate heat without forced airflow. Support for both brushless and brushed motors, together with isolated CAN links, allows one drive model to operate across mixed axis types.
