DMC PS580160 Danaher
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MPN: 9032 0101 01
The Danaher DMC PS580160 is part of the DMC Motion Controllers series and has a continuous output power of 45.5 kW and weighs 7.2 kg. It operates with an input voltage of 3 x 400 VAC, draws 65 Arms input current, and supports a peak output current of 160 A DC. The controller is designed for three-phase systems and features a dynamic brake peak current of 70 A.
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The DMC PS580160 is a Danaher motion controller built for demanding drive applications, with 45.5 kW continuous output power and 80 A DC continuous output current. Three-phase 3 x 400 VAC input and 50/60 Hz operation support straightforward integration in standard industrial power environments. A 160 A DC peak output current stands out as a strong advantage for high-response motion control.
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The DMC PS580160 is a drive module produced by Danaher as part of the DMC Motion Controllers series. The unit converts three-phase mains power into regulated DC power and pulse-width-modulated outputs that coordinate servo or spindle axes in automated machinery. It serves as the central power stage for multi-axis positioning systems, providing the controlled acceleration, braking, and continuous running torque required in packaging lines, pick-and-place gantries, and general factory automation.
The power section accepts an input of 3 × 400 VAC at industrial line frequencies of 50/60 Hz. With a supply current rating of 65 A rms, the module draws enough energy to sustain its continuous output power of 45.5 kW while remaining within the capacity of appropriately sized circuit breakers. The module requires a three-phase feeder, so it is not suitable for connection to a single-phase power source. Average conversion losses are limited to 180 W, allowing the module to operate in cabinets with adequate ventilation and thermal clearance. After the DC bus is charged, a current rating of 20 A supports normal motoring operation. The controller can also divert regenerated energy into an external resistor through a dynamic braking channel. This channel carries 35 A continuously and can handle up to 70 A during brief deceleration periods.
The output bridge supplies a continuous armature current of 80 A DC. It can deliver up to 160 A DC for rapid acceleration or to overcome short-term load spikes without immediate current reduction. This current capacity, combined with the dynamic braking ratings, allows the controller to manage high-inertia axes while keeping the bus voltage within safe operating limits. The module weighs 7.2 kg and has a width of 173 mm, supporting side-by-side installation with other drives on a suitable cabinet backplate. Conductors must be sized for the applicable current levels, and sufficient spacing must be maintained around the module to support heat dissipation and safe cable routing.