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PYRA015EXXXST0 Sanyo Denki

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The PYRA015EXXXST0 is a Sanyo Denki PY Super BL servo amplifier engineered for precise motion control, with a 1:5000 velocity control range and 400 Hz frequency characteristics. Load regulation is excellent, with ±0.1% load variation and ±0.1% voltage variation supporting stable servo response. Fast 6.5 ms dynamic brake delay adds strong stopping performance for demanding automation axes.

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Product Description:

The PYRA015EXXXST0 is a servo amplifier produced by Sanyo Denki for the PY Super BL Servo Amplifiers series. It conditions drive power and feedback for a matched brushless servo motor, enabling precise velocity and torque loops in industrial automation cells. By converting control commands into regulated armature current and managing regeneration, it forms the interface between a motion controller and the motor, keeping positioning equipment within tight speed and load tolerances.

The amplifier draws a control supply of 40 VA, and during initial energization, the control circuit experiences an inrush current of 40 A; this rating guides fuse sizing for the low-power section. Frequency response is specified at 400 Hz, so commanded velocity changes up to that bandwidth can be tracked without noticeable phase lag. Closed-loop operation benefits from a velocity control span of 1:5000, allowing stable speed from creep through full rated rpm. Dynamic stopping is coordinated by an internal brake circuit that engages after only 6.5 ms, minimizing overshoot when motion is halted. Load variation remains within ±0.1%, voltage variation tolerance is ±0.1%, and temperature variation affects gain by only ±0.5%. The current monitor outputs 2.0 V per rated armature amp, while the velocity monitor scales at 2.0 V for each 1000 rpm; both monitors have a maximum output range of ±10 V.

When the main power bus is applied, the converter side experiences an inrush current of 18 A; this surge influences contactor and precharge resistor selection. Regenerated energy is dissipated through an onboard resistor rated at 100 Ω and limited to 20 W, protecting the DC link during rapid deceleration or load reversals. Cabinet layout benefits from the unit’s compact form and total mass of 2.2 kg, allowing it to be mounted on a DIN rail or panel without heavy structural reinforcement.

Control Power Capacity
40 VA
Control Rush Current
40 A
Current Monitor
2.0 V/Rated Armature Current
Dynamic Brake Delay
6.5 ms
Frequency Characteristics
400 Hz
Load Variation
±0.1%
Main Rush Current
18 A
Mass
2.2 kg
Max Monitor Output
±10 V
Regen Power
20 W
Regen Resistance
100 Ω
Temp Variation
±0.5%
Velocity Control Range
1:5000
Velocity Monitor
2.0 V/1000 min-1
Voltage Variation
±0.1%

Frequently Asked Questions about PYRA015EXXXST0:

Q: What is the control power capacity of the PYRA015EXXXST0 servo amplifier?

A: The PYRA015EXXXST0 servo amplifier has a control power capacity of 40 VA.

Q: What is the velocity control range of the PYRA015EXXXST0 amplifier?

A: This model offers a velocity control range of 1:5000, allowing for precise speed adjustments.

Q: What is the dynamic brake delay of the PYRA015EXXXST0 model?

A: The PYRA015EXXXST0 features a dynamic brake delay of 6.5 ms for braking operations.

Q: What main rush current does the PYRA015EXXXST0 experience at startup?

A: The main rush current for this amplifier is rated at 18 A during power-up.

Q: What is the value of the regeneration resistor in the PYRA015EXXXST0 amplifier?

A: The regeneration resistor for this model is 100 Ω, supporting energy dissipation during deceleration.

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