RS1A15AJ02E0MB00 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki RS1A15AJ02E0MB00 is a servo drive from the R SANMOTION Servo Drives series with an amplifier capacity of 150 Amps and a mass of 6.5 kilograms. It uses an IGBT PWM sinusoidal drive control system and is designed for rotary motors. The drive features a 3-phase main circuit, operates at AC200V, and has a built-in tray structure with a maximum elevation rating of 1000 meters.
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The RS1A15AJ02E0MB00 is a servo amplifier produced by Sanyo Denki for the R SANMOTION Servo Drives series. Designed to manage torque and speed for a connected rotary motor used in assembly cells, pick-and-place modules, and other motion axes, the unit converts three-phase mains power into regulated current for the motor windings. The integrated power stage and control electronics support precise motion commands while reducing the need for separate control components. A built-in tray housing provides a direct thermal path and allows the drive to fit into compact control panels with short wiring distances.
The amplifier has a continuous current rating of 150 A, allowing the power stage to supply the connected motor without thermal derating under rated operating conditions. The main circuit uses a three-phase input from a 200 VAC supply and modulates that energy through an IGBT PWM sinusoidal drive topology. This arrangement supports accurate torque production while limiting harmonic distortion in the motor current. A separate control circuit uses a single-phase input, keeping logic power isolated from the high-energy main circuit. The tray structure directs airflow across the heat sink, and the amplifier can operate at relative humidity levels up to 90% without condensation. Its control system is intended for rotary motor loads, with commutation and feedback processing suited to motors that produce sinusoidal back EMF.
During startup, the control electronics draw a peak current of 40 A, while the main power stage has a separate inrush current of 18 A. Upstream protective devices should accommodate these transient currents to prevent nuisance trips when the amplifier is energized. The drive can produce up to 1.18 N·m of torque at the stated test point, and its leakage current is limited to 3.0 mA. The unit has a mass of 6.5 kg, which must be considered when selecting the panel structure and mounting hardware. The enclosure is suitable for installation at elevations up to 1000 m. Its built-in tray mounting supports installation in tightly packaged industrial equipment while maintaining the required airflow around the heat sink.
