DMC PS580160
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MPN: 9032 0101 01
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The DMC PS580160 motion controller delivers a peak current of 160 amps, a continuous power output of 45.5 kW at 40°C, an input voltage range of 3-phase 400 VAC (-20% to +10%). Designed as part of the DMC Motion Controllers series by Danaher, it features IP20 protection and operates with a DC bus voltage of 570 VDC (-20% to +10%).
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Product Description:
The DMC PS580160 is a rugged, high power motion controller which is built for precision, flexibility, and tough industrial environments by Danaher. It comes with multiple encoder interface options, supports industrial networking and tolerates challenging environmental conditions.
The DMC PS580160 Motion Controller is designed to operate reliably up to 1000 meters above sea level. All of its inputs are considered “low” below 2V which helps determine the threshold for recognizing binary 0. The model input signals are filtered to avoid false triggers from noise or bouncing and it has a debounce time of 0.7 ms. This controller module can be safely stored in very cold or hot conditions (−20°C to 80°C) without damage when it is powered off. It has a height of 234 mm and width of 173 mm which determine its physical space in a control cabinet. For electromagnetic compatibility it meets EU standards such as EN 50082-2 and EN 50081-2 which ensures it doesn't interfere or be affected by nearby devices. The module has a pollution degree 2 level which is a standard for environments with non-conductive pollution and is common for indoor industrial automation settings. It comes with an isolated LAN2 interface and is compliant with CANopen which is a secondary communication channel for real time and reliable industrial networking.
The DMC PS580160 motion controller is able to accept 0 discrete digital signals (on/off) from external sensors, switches or PLCs. At a normal working temperature, the steady current it draws under continuous operation is 65 amperes. The value of its input impedance to ground is 6.8 kΩ which affects how much current flows through the input lines. It is featured with both Sincos Encoder and incremental encoder but only one can be used at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions about DMC PS580160:
Q: How does the ±50 mV analog input improve sensor measurement accuracy?
A: It allows for precise low-level differential analog signals, ideal for strain gauges or load cells. This boosts feedback resolution for fine motor control.
Q: Why is the 0.7 ms filter time important in noisy industrial environments?
A: It reduces false signal triggering caused by electrical noise or contact bounce. This ensures reliable digital input recognition under harsh conditions.
Q: What role does the CANopen-compliant LAN2 interface play in the DMC PS580160?
A: It enables real-time communication with other motion or control devices. The isolated design improves data integrity and system reliability.
Q: Why is IP20 protection sufficient for the DMC PS580160 in industrial use?
A: It’s designed for control cabinet environments with no water exposure. IP20 protects against solid objects like dust and fingers, common in such settings.
Q: How does the ±5 VDC sensor supply benefit encoder integration in the DMC PS580160?
A: It provides power directly to external sensors, simplifying system wiring. This supports stable encoder operation and precise feedback control.
