PMDPC1S3P01 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki PMDPC1S3P01 is part of the PM Drivers series and has a phase count of 5 with a maximum input frequency of 400 Kpulses per second. This driver features a main source current of 3 Amps, supports supply voltages of 24 or 36 VDC, and has a mass of 0.31 kg. Its overall height is 100 mm and it provides 16 resolution counts with a maximum step division of 250.
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The PMDPC1S3P01 is a Sanyo Denki 5-phase PM driver built for accurate pulse-driven motion control. A maximum step division of 250 and max input frequency of 400 Kpulses/s support smooth command response and fine positioning performance. Operation on 24/36 VDC ±10% with 3 A main source current makes this driver a strong choice for compact motion systems.
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The PMDPC1S3P01 is a five-phase microstep driver produced by Sanyo Denki within the PM Drivers series. Designed for industrial automation, the unit converts high-speed pulse commands from a motion controller into phased current sequences that index a compatible stepper motor. Its compact body houses the power electronics and signal-conditioning circuits, simplifying panel integration while providing precise positioning for semiconductor handling equipment, small pick-and-place heads, and laboratory automation axes.
The driver is 52 mm wide and 20 mm deep, while the board height reaches 100 mm from the mounting surface. A pair of 4 mm mounting holes anchors the enclosure to a suitable plate or standoff assembly. The control electronics accept pulse trains up to 400 kpulses/s, allowing fine motion interpolation across 16 selectable resolution settings. Motor windings are energized at 0.75 A per phase, which is suitable for compatible Sanyo Denki five-phase stepper motors. The internal regulator accepts a bus voltage of 24 or 36 VDC ±10% without derating. The phase table supports up to 250 microsteps, and a dedicated monitor port supplies up to 5 mA at 30 V for checking step timing or alarm status with appropriate test equipment.
The driver has a total mass of 0.31 kg, making it suitable for compact installations where component weight and available space are limited. The microstep table promotes smooth positioning, while the driver draws 3 A from the main power source during operation. Electrical isolation is supported by a minimum insulation resistance of 10 MΩ between the input and output circuits. The protective insulation also withstands 500 VAC for one minute across those circuits. These electrical barriers help separate low-level command signals from the motor power stage during normal operation.
