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GADSA05LH24 Sanyo Denki

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The GADSA05LH24 is a Sanyo Denki AC servo amplifier in the G Sanmotion series, rated for 2.5 kW motor output and 50 A amplifier capacity. Technical performance stands out with 12.0 Arms continuous output current and 26.5 Arms peak output current, supporting stable servo response under demanding load changes. A 1:5000 velocity control range and allowable load inertia of 10x motor rotor inertia make the unit a strong choice for precise, adaptable motion control.

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Product Description:

The GADSA05LH24 is an AC servo amplifier produced by Sanyo Denki for the G Sanmotion AC Servo Amplifiers series. It forms the power stage between a motion controller and a three-phase servo motor. The amplifier shapes current and voltage so the motor follows commanded torque and speed profiles in industrial automation cells.

The drive section has an amplifier capacity of 50 A, while its closed-loop current regulator delivers a continuous output of 12.0 Arms and supports momentary peaks of up to 26.5 Arms during acceleration or load disturbances. Supplied through a cabinet feeder that must provide a three-phase input of 11.0 Arms, it draws no more than 3.8 kVA of apparent power. A velocity control range of 1:5000 allows the controller to maintain accurate low-speed positioning and high-speed travel without changing operating modes. The control input channel draws only 0.3 Arms, isolating the logic electronics from the higher-power output bridge. Regenerative braking energy can be routed to an external resistor network with a minimum resistance of 10 Ω to keep the DC bus within its operating limits. The unit is classified under Overvoltage Category III for connection to fixed industrial wiring.

The amplifier can drive a maximum motor output of 2.5 kW, provided the coupled load does not exceed 10 times the rotor inertia, which helps prevent servo hunting. The housing weighs 1.50 kg, easing panel installation while still withstanding shocks of up to 20 m/s² and operational vibration of up to 6 m/s². A 24 VDC GPO supply powers the I/O relays, while an encoder backup line accepts 3.6 VDC lithium batteries to retain position data during power outages. Cabinet airflow must keep internal temperatures within the permitted operating range.

Allowable Load Inertia
10x Motor Rotor Inertia
Amplifier capacity
50 A
Continuous Output Current
12.0 Arms
Control Input Current
0.3 Arms
Encoder Battery Input
3.6 VDC
Gpo Supply Voltage
24 VDC
Input Current (3-phase)
11.0 Arms
Mass
1.50 kg
Max Motor Output
2.5 kW
Min External Resistance
10 Ω
Overvoltage Category
III
Peak Output Current
26.5 Arms
Power Supply Capacity
3.8 kVA
Shock Resistance
20 m/s2
Velocity Control Range
1:5000
Vibration Resistance
6 m/s2

Frequently Asked Questions about GADSA05LH24:

Q: What is the maximum motor output supported by the GADSA05LH24 amplifier?

A: The GADSA05LH24 servo amplifier supports a maximum motor output of 2.5 kW for powerful and efficient operation.

Q: What is the peak output current of the GADSA05LH24?

A: This amplifier can deliver a peak output current of 26.5 Arms for demanding motion control applications.

Q: What is the velocity control range of the GADSA05LH24 servo amplifier?

A: The velocity control range is 1:5000, allowing for precise speed adjustments during operation.

Q: What is the minimum external resistance requirement for the GADSA05LH24?

A: The GADSA05LH24 requires a minimum external resistance of 10 Ω for safe and proper operation.

Q: What is the allowable load inertia for the GADSA05LH24 amplifier?

A: It supports a maximum allowable load inertia of 10 times the motor rotor inertia, enabling flexible system design.

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