20.F5.C0H-340F KEB
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The KEB 20.F5.C0H-340F is part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series and supports general maximum motor power of 50 horsepower. It features a Hiperface encoder interface and TTL auxiliary signal output type, with a housing form factor code H and inverter size code 20.
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The 20.F5.C0H-340F is an axis drive inverter manufactured by KEB as part of the F5 Combivert Axis Drives series. Within an automation cell, this unit supplies controlled power to a matched motor and aligns torque and speed commands from the system controller to the mechanical load. That control behavior helps the motor accelerate, decelerate, and hold commanded speed with predictable response during repeated machine cycles. This makes it suitable for repeatable indexing and speed-controlled travel where load conditions can change during operation.
On the control side, the drive provides an auxiliary signal output in the form of TTL-level pulses, which simplifies direct connection to standard PLC high-speed counters. That output format is useful where downstream controls need clean pulse information without extra signal conversion hardware. For position feedback, it accommodates a Hiperface encoder, allowing speed and position data to be exchanged over a bidirectional serial channel. The inverter is rated for a maximum motor capacity of 50 HP, so it can power medium-frame motors when used on typical plant voltages. This combination of feedback handling and pulse output supports closed-loop motion tasks that require stable position reporting.
In terms of mechanical layout, the housing uses form-factor code H, which identifies the cabinet depth and mounting hole pattern for this frame. The power section corresponds to inverter size code 20, so heat sink dimensions, bus capacitance, and wiring clearances follow that frame size. When supplied from a 230 V input, the unit can deliver the same output in the Unit B configuration. That helps preserve motor performance on systems built around that input class. The frame arrangement also keeps panel depth and cable routing more predictable when the drive is installed beside related motion hardware.