MDU-22-SA

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The MDU-22-SA servo drive features an air-cooled design with an integrated fan for efficient operation. Manufactured by Okuma and part of the MDU Servo Drives series, it supports standard servo control signals for seamless integration. The unit is suitable for rack or DIN rail mounting and operates at 60 Hz.

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Product Description:

Okuma's MDU-22-SA Servo drive is the ideal solution for industrial automation applications that require high-performance motion control. Three-phase AC motors are controlled by the drive, which works accurately and efficiently. It works well with other control systems that need to be able to drive motors quickly and reliably.

The MDU-22-SA servo drive can handle a rated DC input voltage of 283V to 325V, which lets the machine get steady power. It delivers an AC 200V three-phase signal with a 129A maximum current, which lets big motors run. The short-circuit current limit is 50kA RMS symmetrical, which makes sure that safety standards are met. A Delta Ace fan on the back of the computer controls cooling and keeps the temperature stable even when it's running all the time. It's likely that RES, CHG, and 232 are signal or phone lines. DCA and DCB are DC bus lines that distribute power inside the computer. U, V, and W are on the bottom terminal part and connect to the motor phases. There are four ports on the top side: SR, ST, C1, and C2. These are control or power input lines. For closed-loop management, encoder or feedback lines are sent through E1S, PGC, and PGL. The unit has a heatsink and a protected grill that help the heat escape and keep the user safe while they are working on it or handling it.

The MDU-22-SA servo drive works in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 50°C and needs to be used in rooms that are free of dust and have EMI shielding to keep signals from getting messed up. -10°C to 60°C is the temperature range for storage. The range of acceptable relative humidity is 20% to 85% non-condensing. For real-time diagnostics and state updates, a digital 7-segment LED display is built in.

Communication Interface
Standard servo control (analog/digital)
Cooling Fan
Delta Ace, rear-mounted
Frequency
60 Hz (dual-frequency option)
Input Voltage
120–240 V AC
Mounting
Rack or DIN rail
Output
200 V AC, 3-phase, variable frequency
Protection Features
Overload, short-circuit, thermal protection
Rated Output Current
129 A
Short-Circuit Current Rating (SCCR)
50 kA RMS SYM

Frequently Asked Questions about MDU-22-SA:

Q: Why does MDU-22-SA use the Delta Ace fan?

A: The Delta Ace fan ensures efficient heat dissipation. It maintains stable thermal performance during continuous high-current motor operation.

Q: How does MDU-22-SA manage DC input voltage?

A: It accepts a rated input of 283–325V DC. This range ensures consistent power delivery under variable load and input conditions.

Q: Why do MDU-22-SA terminals include DCA and DCB?

A: DCA and DCB are DC bus lines. They provide internal power distribution to support inverter operation and energy flow.

Q: Does MDU-22-SA support motor phase connections directly?

A: Yes, terminals U, V, and W connect directly to the motor. These terminals deliver variable frequency AC output.

Q: How does MDU-22-SA handle short circuits?

A: It features a 50kA RMS SYM SCCR rating. This ensures protection under fault conditions and supports system safety compliance.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The MDU-22-SA servo drive delivers precise control using AC 200V three-phase output and high current capacity. Okuma integrates rear-mounted Delta Ace fan cooling and digital status display. MDU-22-SA includes encoder feedback terminals and short-circuit current rating of 50kA RMS SYM for enhanced protection.’’

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