GADSE01AB22 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki GADSE01AB22 is part of the G Sanmotion AC Servo Amplifiers series and has an amplifier capacity of 10 Amps with a peak output current of 4.3 Arms. The unit supports a single-phase input and provides a continuous output current of 1.2 Arms, with a maximum compatible motor output of 200 Watts. It weighs 0.80 kg and features built-in regenerative resistance rated at 25 Ohms.
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The GADSE01AB22 is a servo drive module produced by Sanyo Denki within the G Sanmotion AC Servo Amplifiers series. This unit converts control commands into regulated output current for small-frame rotary motors used in pick-and-place actuators, indexing tables, and other motion axes that require tight velocity and torque control. Its integrated power electronics provide a compact interface between a motion controller and a servomotor. Regenerative energy handling is included within the enclosure, reducing the need for separate braking components in suitable applications.
The power stage has an amplifier capacity of 10 A, while continuous output current is limited to 1.2 Arms to keep the connected motor within its thermal limits during extended operating cycles. The main circuit uses single-phase power, which simplifies supply wiring in compact control cabinets. The drive has a supply capacity of 0.4 kVA at full load. Excess kinetic energy is dissipated through an internal brake network with a regenerative resistance of 25 Ω, allowing the system to absorb 5 W of regenerative power without an external resistor. The control circuitry draws 0.5 Arms, and sourcing-type general-purpose outputs permit direct connection to optically isolated PLC inputs.
During rapid acceleration, the drive supplies a peak current of 4.3 Arms to support short-term torque demand. The unit has an overvoltage category of III for use with industrial switchgear and can operate with motors rated up to 200 W. Transient input demand can reach 2.0 Arms on the main circuit. The enclosure withstands shock levels of 20 m/s² and vibration levels of 6 m/s², supporting operation in machinery exposed to repeated movement. Its overall mass of 0.80 kg reduces the load placed on cabinet mounting surfaces. The compact housing also allows the module to fit into control panels where available installation space is limited.
