502-0355-03
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MPN: M.1016.8943
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The 502-0355-03 is part of the PIC900 Drive Series manufactured by Kollmorgen. This drive features a 110 - 230 VAC AC power source and a 20-60 VDC DC power source. This drive also contains a 1.2 Ah 3V, 2/3A Lithium battery battery provding effciency and reliability.
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Kollmorgen is a manufacturer of industrial automation products and produces advanced motion control accessories.
The 502-0355-03 is an output module that is installed in the PiC900. The PiC900 is a software and hardware platform that has been designed for a wide range of motion control applications. This programmable industrial computer allows the users to control applications in accordance with the required specifications. A central processing unit has been used with installed to integrate the hardware and software elements. The 502-0355-03 is a 120V/240V module that operates on a 115 V nominal voltage that is in the 48V to 240V range. The device comes with an optical isolation between the logic and field side. There are multiple groups of solid-state switches and there is a separate AC source for each output. The maximum field side power dissipation of this model is 12 W.
The 502-0355-03 has an operating temperature range between -40 °C and 85 °C. The best results are ensured when this model is used within a temperature range of 7 °C and 55 °C. The device has been manufactured in accordance with the highest quality standards adopted in the industry. The module is CE marked and conforms with the relevant EN standards. This model has a current leakage of 4 mA when used at 120 VAC. When used at a 240 VAC, the leakage current rises to 6 mA. This module has a vibration resistance of 10 to 57 Hz at a constant amplitude of 0.15 mm and it can sustain an acceleration of 2g at a frequency of 57 to 2000 Hz. The system can sustain four shocks per axis.
