MC1K-U015
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The MC1K-U015, part of Sanyo Denki's K SANMOTION Motion Controllers series, is a controller module with electrically isolated interfaces. It operates on an input voltage range of 100-240 VAC, consumes 14.5 watts, and offers network capability. The module features two CAN interfaces.
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Product Description:
The MC1K-U015 is a rapid motion controller developed by Sanyo Denki and Toyoda under the legendary K-series. As a single-axis motion controller, the MC1K-U015 is capable of handling motion in a fixed axis repetitively. Indexing controllers are suitable for simple and rapid applications. Products under the MC1K series can implement basic motion sequences and store a set of indexed positions for rapidly adjusting the motor based on the control or command signals. The MC1K-U015 can also serve as the servo amplifier when needed. It can support high-speed rotary motors with an output power range of 50 W to 15 kW.
Aside from controlling the motor and amplifying small signals during operation, the MC1K-U015 also serves as the power source for the servomotor. This device requires a three-phase AC voltage of 200 V to 230 V. Like other single-axis controllers in the K-series, the MC1K-U015 can tolerate a maximum voltage fluctuation of 10 to 15% and a system frequency of either 50 or 60 Hz. The control component for this MC1K controller requires a single-phase supply with a nominal voltage of 200 to 230 V. The MC1K-U015 can safely be operated within an ambient temperature range of 0 to 55 degrees Celsius.
The MC1K-U015 supports both PLC and HPC links for communication. With the PLC link, the device can transfer data at a rate of 19.2/57.6 kbps. On the other hand, when the MC1K-U015 uses the HPC link, the nominal transfer speed is 625 kbps. The PLC link is slower than the HPC link and supports only basic control signals such as start, stop, and alarms. The HPC link, on the other hand, can transfer complex, real-time motion data during operation.
Frequently Asked Questions about MC1K-U015:
Q: What type of communication cable does the MC1K-U015 employ?
A: The MC1K-U015 employs a shielded twist pair cable.
Q: What are the typical applications for the MC1K-U015?
A: The MC1K-U015 excels in ball screw, rotary table, and rack and pinion applications.
Q: How many indexing points does the MC1K-U015 have for a single command?
A: For a single command, the MC1K-U015 has a total of 16 indexing points.
Q: What type of detector is included in the MC1K-U015?
A: The MC1K-U015 employs an absolute encoder for monitoring purposes.
Q: What are the built-in functions included in the MC1K-U015?
A: The MC1K-U015 includes the following built-in functions: DB resistance and regenerative resistance.
