PY0A030E0XXYPH1 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki PY0A030E0XXYPH1 is part of the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series and offers an amplifier capacity of 30 Amps. It operates on a 200 VAC, 3-phase input and supports control functions for velocity, torque, and position. The amplifier measures 205 by 235 by 50 mm and is equipped with a dynamic brake and a max pulse rate of 2.6 million pulses per second.
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PY0A030E0XXYPH1 is a Sanyo Denki PY Super BL servo amplifier with 30 A capacity and Velocity/Torque/Position control. Three-phase 200 VAC input supports straightforward integration in industrial motion systems. A dynamic brake and 2.6 M pulse/s maximum pulse rate make this amplifier a strong choice for responsive positioning performance.
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The PY0A030E0XXYPH1 servo amplifier is produced by Sanyo Denki for the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series. It conditions three-phase mains power and supplies matched Super BL servomotors with controlled electrical power. This arrangement allows a CNC or PLC to regulate velocity, torque, and position in assembly lines, pick-and-place modules, and material-handling stations. The amplifier is intended for cabinet installation as part of a coordinated motion-control system.
The amplifier can deliver up to 30 A of motor current, providing headroom for rapid acceleration without triggering current foldback. Its compact housing measures 205 × 235 × 50 mm, helping reduce cabinet depth while providing mounting space for connectors and status LEDs. Input power requires a three-phase supply rated at 200 VAC; this arrangement balances the DC bus and keeps ripple within the limits of the internal filter. The command interface accepts a ±2.0 VDC reference, allowing an external controller to adjust the current limit over a ±10% range. The logic interface also processes forward and reverse pulse trains at up to 2.6 million pulses per second, supporting fine-resolution position commands for linear stages and other motion axes. The housing does not have cooling fins, so heat is transferred through the baseplate and removed by forced air inside the control cabinet. A built-in dynamic brake short-circuits the motor during an emergency stop to dissipate kinetic energy and bring the connected axis to a controlled halt.
An internal regenerative circuit directs excess bus energy to a 20 W resistor, while a factory-installed 50 Ω element protects the drive from overvoltage during the deceleration of inertial loads. Operation is permitted at altitudes up to 1000 m without derating, and relative humidity can reach 90% RH when condensation is prevented. The unit can withstand shocks of 2 g and vibration of 0.5 g. These tolerances support panel mounting on moving gantries or near operating machinery without additional vibration damping.
