PC842-XYZ-A

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The PC842-XYZ-A, part of Pacific Scientific's PC800 - PCE800 Brushless Servo Drives series, boasts a continuous output current of 2.7A RMS at 25-40°C. It operates on a SERCOS network command interface and has a power stage efficiency of 97%. The device supports a peak output current of 5.3A RMS.

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Product Description:

The PC842-XYZ-A comes from Pacific Scientific and sits inside their PC800 - PCE800 Brushless Servo Drives series, landing in the tough industrial automation crowd. This model carries a continuous output current of 2.7A RMS between 25 and 40°C, and for rapid pushes it can swing up to 5.3A RMS at peak. On the power side, the stage runs a solid 97% efficiency, which means almost nothing gets wasted as heat. There’s a focus here on keeping systems precise, using a SERCOS network command interface that snaps easily into bigger assembly lines where fast signals and reliability matter the most.

Connections with this drive stay stable thanks to that SERCOS interface, helping motion controllers keep everything synced tight. For heavier lift, the system runs off 323VAC to 528VAC, 3-phase input, able to handle the jumpy nature of industrial-grade power. The continuous output power at 400VAC clocks in at 2.1 kW (convection cooling), spread out with help from a shunt regulator ready for 200W continuous/10 kW peak (300 ms) dumping during big energy shifts. Safe line current hangs at 5.1A RMS (400VAC), and a bus voltage of 533 VDC keeps the flow smooth for whatever makes the motor tick.

Parts like this get called up for lines and machinery where downtime comes expensive. Rugged mechanicals allow it to throw signals over cable runs up to 50 m (164 ft), carrying stable commands through tough shop zones. Output current ripple holds at 16 kHz so your motor doesn’t sound rough and efficiency stays up. Designed slim for easier fit, the build holds up to high loads, rapid movement, or deep-in-plant installs without slipping out of tune. With Pacific Scientific behind it, the PC842-XYZ-A works well in nonstop factory automation, material handling, and multi-axis setup.

Bus Voltage (nominal, 400vac)
533 VDC
Command Interface
SERCOS Network
Continuous Output Current
2.7A RMS @ 25-40°C
Continuous Output Power (400vac)
2.1 kW (convection)
Input Voltage Range
323VAC to 528VAC, 3-phase
Maximum Motor Power Cable Length
50 m (164 ft)
Output Current Ripple Frequency
16 kHz
Peak Output Current
5.3A RMS
Power Stage Efficiency
97%
Rms Line Current (cont., 400vac)
5.1A
Shunt Regulator Cont. Power
200W
Shunt Regulator Peak Power
10 kW (300 ms)
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Frequently Asked Questions about PC842-XYZ-A:

Q: What is the continuous output current of the PC842-XYZ-A servo drive?

A: The PC842-XYZ-A servo drive has a continuous output current of 2.7A RMS at 25-40°C.

Q: What type of network command interface does the PC842-XYZ-A support?

A: The PC842-XYZ-A servo drive supports a SERCOS network command interface.

Q: What is the power stage efficiency of the PC842-XYZ-A servo drive?

A: The PC842-XYZ-A servo drive has a power stage efficiency of 97%.

Q: What is the input voltage range for the PC842-XYZ-A servo drive?

A: The input voltage range for the PC842-XYZ-A servo drive is 323VAC to 528VAC, 3-phase.

Q: What is the continuous output power of the PC842-XYZ-A servo drive at 400VAC?

A: The continuous output power of the PC842-XYZ-A servo drive is 2.1 kW with convection at 400VAC.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘PC842-XYZ-A servo drive offers a blend of high efficiency and SERCOS network command interface. Its robust design and high continuous output power make it suitable for demanding industrial automation tasks.’’

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