PY0A100E0XXYP00 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki PY0A100E0XXYP00 is a servo amplifier from the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series. It features an amplifier capacity of 100 Amps and a main circuit configured for 3-Phase input. This model supports a velocity control range of 1 to 5000 and has a mass of 6.0 kilograms.
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The PY0A100E0XXYP00 servo amplifier is produced by Sanyo Denki as part of the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series. In an industrial automation cell, this drive sits between the motion controller and a brushless motor, translating analog torque or velocity references into motor phase currents while supervising fault states. It delivers regulated power so that conveyors, gantry axes, or indexing stations can reach the commanded position or speed within tightly controlled error bands. The amplifier also monitors operating conditions and reports diagnostic signals to the connected control system.
The unit can supply a continuous output of 100 A, which is the highest motor current permitted during continuous operation. At startup, the control circuit experiences a 40 A inrush that must be considered when selecting circuit breakers and other protective devices. The three-phase input stage and a bandwidth of 400 Hz allow the current loop to react quickly to torque changes. The built-in brake resistor can absorb 2450 J and has a switching time of 24.0 ms, preventing regenerated energy from raising the DC-bus voltage excessively. Across a regulation range of 1:5000, the velocity error remains within ±0.1 % under load variation. The current monitor provides a 2.0 V signal with a tolerance of ±20 % for diagnostic monitoring.
When mains power is applied, the power section draws an inrush current of 20 A, so the supply system must accommodate this temporary demand. The amplifier interprets torque commands through a 10 kΩ input impedance and accepts velocity commands at the same impedance, permitting direct connection to typical ±10 V motion controllers without significant signal loading. Feedback to the controller is provided by a 2.0 V ±10 % velocity monitor signal. Overall thermal drift remains within ±0.5 % as temperature changes, while gain variation caused by DC-bus voltage changes remains within ±0.1 %. These limits help maintain repeatable control response as operating conditions change. The housing weighs 6.0 kg, and the mounting surface must provide adequate support for the installed amplifier.
