07.F5.B0A-6A0A KEB
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The 07.F5.B0A-6A0A axis drive is manufactured by KEB and is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. It operates with a single-phase 230 V AC input and features 5 digital inputs with PNP logic, 1 analog input, 1 analog output, and 2 relay outputs. The drive supports a maximum short-time current of 180% and has a switching frequency of 8 kHz.
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The 07.F5.B0A-6A0A is a KEB Combivert F5 axis drive built for dependable single-phase operation at 230 V AC. A 2 ms I/O scan time and 8 kHz switching frequency support crisp response and stable control in motion applications. Standard cooling and a varnished surface treatment make this unit a well-balanced choice for demanding axis-drive service.
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KEB manufactures the 07.F5.B0A-6A0A as part of its F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. The unit is a variable-speed drive intended to supply controlled three-phase motor power for conveyors, pumps, or small machine axes without requiring an external motion controller. Within an automation cell, it converts fixed utility voltage into a programmable output and executes start, stop, ramp, and protection functions so that the connected motor follows command values delivered by PLC or fieldbus modules through its discrete and analog interfaces.
The electrical side accepts a single-phase supply at 230 V AC, which is rectified and pulse-width modulated inside the inverter. Carrier pulses are switched at 8 kHz, a frequency that balances acoustic noise with motor current ripple. For transient events, the current channel tolerates up to 180% of rated amplitude for a short duration, while an independent trip threshold at 216% disconnects the output to protect semiconductors and wiring. Standard cooling relies on the natural airflow built into the housing, and a varnished surface treatment shields the power section against moisture and dust. Because no encoder interface is provided, the drive operates in open-loop or sensorless vector modes when speed regulation is required.
Control connectivity is arranged around a scan cycle of 2 ms, ensuring that setpoints and feedback on the I/O terminal strip are refreshed quickly enough for typical motion sequences. The board carries 5 digital inputs that follow PNP logic, along with a single analog input, one analog output, and two relay outputs for contactor or alarm duties. All conductors are landed on 17 terminals, giving panel builders a predictable wiring scheme without add-on blocks. These resources permit the drive to interface directly with pressure switches, limit sensors, or potentiometer references while maintaining a consistent response window during operation.
