PC842-001-T
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The PC842-001-T all-digital brushless servo drive offers a continuous output current of 2.7 A RMS at 25-40°C, a peak output current of 5.3 A RMS, and panel mounting. Part of the PC800 - PCE800 Brushless Servo Drives series by Pacific Scientific, it supports input power voltage from 323 to 528 VAC and a maximum output frequency of 16 kHz.
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The PC842-001-T drive from Pacific Scientific stands in the PC800 - PCE800 Brushless Servo Drives series. Inside the build sits electronics for all-digital control, and a continuous output current rated at 2.7 A RMS between 25 and 40°C. Not much struggling for power here either with a peak output current that touches 5.3 A RMS if the job needs a bit more. Running off input voltages from 323 to 528 V AC, 3-phase, setups in a modern plant stay compatible, so no chasing odd power supplies. The form is made ready for panel mounting straight into automation enclosures.
A SERCOS Network command interface comes standard, working to keep changes in motion and feedback looped in fast. Types of control link up to the drive with extra options available for position command—supports like Quadrature Encoder, Step/Dir, or Up/Down Count are built in. That opens up installation flexibility because some lines use simple pulse input, while others need encoder feedback for tight moves. The drive fits as single-axis, totally enclosed with dust not making its way into working parts, and convection cooling by default, but a fan can get added if air needs help moving out hot spots.
Important for factory uptime, the part tolerates altitudes up to 1500 m and delivers steady power with a maximum output frequency of 16 kHz. Control voltage isn’t picky with a range from 85 V AC to 265 V AC and control power frequency covers 47 Hz up to 440 Hz. Nothing flimsy about wiring, just a solid connector setup fit for busy cabinets. For industries where space is squeezed or where temperature shifts a lot, this brushless drive design checks off reliability, higher accuracy thanks to digital feedback, and low fuss maintenance for longer run times between service calls.
Frequently Asked Questions about PC842-001-T:
Q: What is the continuous output current of this servo drive?
A: The continuous output current is 2.7 A RMS at 25-40°C.
Q: What is the peak output current for this model?
A: The peak output current is 5.3 A RMS.
Q: What kind of command interface does the servo drive use?
A: It features a SERCOS Network command interface.
Q: What is the supported input power voltage range?
A: The drive supports an input power voltage range from 323 V AC to 528 V AC (3-phase).
Q: What is the mounting type for this servo drive?
A: The mounting type is panel mount.
