GADSE01AH24 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki GADSE01AH24 is part of the G Sanmotion AC Servo Amplifiers series and has an amplifier capacity of 10 Amps. The unit provides a maximum motor output of 200 W, supports single-phase 100 VAC input, and features a built-in regen resistor for 5 W regeneration power. It weighs 0.80 kg and comes equipped with an EtherCAT interface and a delay circuit for STO.
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The GADSE01AH24 is a servo amplifier manufactured by Sanyo Denki for the G Sanmotion AC Servo Amplifiers series. Serving as the power interface between a motion controller and a low-inertia rotary motor, it converts a fixed mains input into controlled armature current so production equipment can achieve repeatable speed, torque, and position profiles. Typical applications include indexing tables, compact packaging stations, and electronic assembly tools where a fast current response is needed within limited cabinet space. Its control stage regulates the current supplied to the connected motor as operating commands change, supporting accurate movement during acceleration, steady motion, and deceleration.
The amplifier draws power from a 100 VAC utility line and is intended for single-phase supplies commonly used with small manufacturing equipment. The power stage is rated at 10 A, allowing a continuous load of 1.2 Arms while providing up to 4.3 Arms during short acceleration peaks. Command and diagnostic data are exchanged cyclically with the motion controller, and the velocity loop has a 1:5000 control ratio for fine speed adjustment. An STO delay circuit is included to hold the gate signals off for a fixed period after the safety input changes state. When braking energy returns to the DC bus, the built-in regeneration network directs that energy to a resistor. This arrangement helps prevent excessive DC-bus voltage during controlled motor deceleration.
The amplifier supports motors with an output of up to 200 W and receives motion commands directly through EtherCAT, eliminating the need for an additional fieldbus adapter. Thermal energy from braking is absorbed by a built-in element rated at 5 W. For sustained deceleration, an auxiliary resistor with a resistance of 25 Ω can be connected to the internal regeneration path. The chassis weighs 0.80 kg, which helps limit the load placed on compact cabinet mounting surfaces. During operation, the enclosure withstands vibration of 6 m/s², while its shock tolerance reaches 20 m/s² during transportation. These physical tolerances support installation near compact motion axes that experience routine machine vibration.
