DMC2 50412
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The Danaher DMC2 50412 is part of the DMC Motion Controllers series, operating with an input voltage of 570 VDC (+10% / -20%). It delivers 12 Amps peak current and achieves 95% efficiency at continuous current. Featuring a current open loop bandwidth of 2 kHz, it ensures speed linearity of less than 1%.
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Product Description:
Danaher makes the DMC2 50412 DC drive that is used to manage three-phase AC motors in smart industrial systems. The company Danaher is known for making motion control parts that work well with robotic systems.
The DMC2 50412 DC drive is capable of drawing 3.5 A at 570 V DC and delivering 3 A at 400 V AC through three stages. It has an output frequency range of 0 to 400 Hz, allowing for a diverse array of setting options for the pace. Status lights like "POWER ON" and "CPU OK" are on the front panel, along with eight labeled LEDs that are probably used to keep an eye on I/O activity. On the front panel, there are two 9-pin D-sub connectors named NEXT and HOST. There are several green terminal blocks on the back panel that are marked X7A, X7B, and X2. Also, there are two D-sub connectors labeled X6A and X6B. These may be used for motor feedback or extra transmission channels. The DMC2 50412 drive has an output frequency range of 0 to 400 Hz, which allows high-speed motors to work. The drive's three-phase output at 400 V AC makes the torque and performance constant across a wide range of industrial settings.
The DMC2 50412 DC drive can connect to both analog and digital I/O, which makes the system respond faster and handle input better. The small layout of the front and back I/O makes panel integration easier and reduces the amount of wiring that needs to be done. The LEDs on the front panel show troubleshooting information in real time, which helps with quick system checks. The drive can work in temperatures from -10°C to +55°C and has built-in short-circuit safety.
Frequently Asked Questions about DMC2 50412:
Q: Why does DMC2 50412 DC drive output 0–400Hz?
A: It enables precise control over motor speed ranges. This suits both low-speed and high-speed motor applications efficiently.
Q: Does DMC2 50412 DC drive provide feedback options?
A: Yes, it includes ports likely used for motor feedback. These enhance control accuracy and system diagnostics.
Q: Do LEDs on DMC2 50412 DC drive help diagnostics?
A: Yes, front-panel LEDs show I/O and status. Real-time troubleshooting becomes quick and visually accessible.
Q: Why does DMC2 50412 DC drive use 570V DC?
A: It draws high voltage for efficient conversion. This improves drive performance and reduces current loss.
Q: How does DMC2 50412 DC drive ensure protection?
A: It includes built-in short-circuit safety features. These protect components and prevent downtime during faults.
