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DMC2 50412 Danaher

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The Danaher DMC2 50412 is part of the DMC Motion Controllers series and features a continuous power rating of 1.4 kW, with a continuous current of 4 Amps at 40 °C. It operates with an input voltage of 570 VDC and has an efficiency of 95% at continuous current. The controller comes in an IP20 protection class and has a peak current of 12 Amps.

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Product Description:

The DMC2 50412 is a single-axis drive module produced by Danaher and supplied under the DMC Motion Controllers series. It regulates permanent-magnet or induction motors in automated machinery, converting power from a regulated DC bus into a variable output that aligns motor speed with process demand. Within an automation cell, the unit functions as the current-loop element of the control system, accepting speed or torque commands and modulating the connected motor accordingly.

The controller connects to a DC link rated at 570 VDC, so upstream rectifiers or bus supplies must be sized for that voltage. At an ambient temperature of 40 °C, it can deliver a continuous mechanical output of 1.4 kW, drawing a root-mean-square phase current of 2.2 A while accommodating peak demands up to 12 A during acceleration. Efficiency at that continuous operating point reaches 95%, limiting cabinet heat generation and reducing auxiliary cooling needs. The minimum supported motor inductance is 10 mH, so lower-inductance windings require external reactors to preserve current stability. Speed regulation is supported by a linearity error of less than 1 percent and an electrical speed range of 1:9000, allowing precise low-speed positioning without sacrificing top-end velocity.

The drive has a continuous current ceiling of 4 A when the ambient temperature remains at 40 °C. The current loop is updated at 2 kHz, while the power stage switches at 4 kHz; this combination supports smooth torque production with minimal ripple. The enclosure is rated at IP20, so the unit must be mounted inside a suitable cabinet that prevents contact with internal electrical components. Its aluminum chassis measures 234 mm high, 46 mm wide, and 227 mm deep, allowing the module to fit into dense multi-axis layouts. The unit weighs 2.7 kg, which should be considered when selecting mounting hardware and arranging support within the cabinet.

Cont. Current At 40 C
4 A
Cont. Power At 40 C
1.4 kW
Cont. Rms Current At 40 C
2.2 A
Current Open Loop Bandwidth
2 kHz
Depth
227 mm
Efficiency At Cont. Current
95%
Height
234 mm
Input Voltage
570 VDC
Min Motor Inductance
10 mH
Peak Current
12 A
Protection
IP20
Speed Linearity
<1%
Speed Range
1:9000
Switching Frequency
4 kHz
Weight
2.7 kg
Width
46 mm

Frequently Asked Questions about DMC2 50412:

Q: What is the continuous current rating at 40°C for the DMC2 50412?

A: The DMC2 50412 can continuously deliver 4 A of current at 40°C.

Q: What input voltage does the DMC2 50412 require?

A: The unit operates with an input voltage of 570 VDC.

Q: What is the efficiency of the DMC2 50412 at continuous current?

A: This controller achieves an efficiency of 95% when running at continuous current.

Q: What is the minimum motor inductance supported by the DMC2 50412?

A: It is designed to operate motors with a minimum inductance of 10 mH.

Q: What is the peak current rating for the DMC2 50412?

A: The peak current capacity of the DMC2 50412 is 12 A.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The DMC2 50412 is a Danaher DMC motion controller suited for precise industrial motion control. With 95% efficiency at continuous current and 2 kHz current open-loop bandwidth, the unit delivers responsive and efficient drive performance. A very capable choice for demanding axes, highlighted by speed linearity below 1%.’’

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