PY2A015H0M86Z01 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki PY2A015H0M86Z01 is a servo amplifier from the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series, featuring a 15 Amp capacity and a main circuit voltage of 200 VAC. It supports a frequency response of 400 Hz and has a dynamic brake energy rating of 360 J. The amplifier weighs 1.5 kg and offers a sensor resolution of 8192 P/R with an ABS-RII sensor type.
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The PY2A015H0M86Z01 is a Sanyo Denki servo amplifier designed for 3-phase 200 VAC main circuits. A 400 Hz frequency response paired with a 1:5000 velocity control range gives the unit very sharp tuning and stable speed regulation. ABS-RII feedback with 8192 P/R resolution makes the amplifier a strong choice for precise motion control.
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The PY2A015H0M86Z01 is a servo amplifier produced by Sanyo Denki within the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series. The unit links a CNC or PLC command source to a synchronous motor, shaping current and voltage so that closed-loop motion can be executed with minimal delay. By supplying modulated three-phase output, the amplifier positions loads accurately in conveyor lines, electronic assembly gantries, and other automated machinery.
The main power stage is rated for an output current of 15 A, and it feeds the motor from a three-phase bus at 200 VAC. This bus supports up to 0.8 kVA of apparent power, allowing the device to drive mid-frame servo motors. A startup inrush of 23 A is specified for the main circuit, so upstream protection must be sized accordingly. Once energized, the current loop tracks reference changes with a bandwidth of 400 Hz, and the velocity regulator covers a 1:5000 speed range without gain switching. No internal regeneration resistor is fitted, so braking energy is handled by an external resistor bank or through motor losses. The power section is wired for three-phase mains, while the control functions are kept separate.
The control side runs on a single-phase supply and draws 40 VA. During power-up, the logic section can momentarily demand 40 A, so a dedicated low-impedance feeder is recommended. Excess kinetic energy from rapid deceleration is absorbed by a dynamic brake rated at 360 J, protecting the drive from DC-link overvoltage even though the regeneration resistor is omitted. Position feedback is handled through an ABS-RII encoder that delivers a resolution of 8192 P/R, providing fine interpolation for precise positioning routines. The amplifier has a mass of 1.5 kg, and its control wiring is separated from the power bus by a distinct single-phase terminal set to minimize crosstalk.
