JAMSC-B2902V YASKAWA
The JAMSC-B2902V is a highly efficient and reliable drive controller designed by YASKAWA, a leading manufacturer of motion control products. This drive controller is suitable for a wide range of applications in various industries, including machine tools, material handling, and packaging.
Product Information
The JAMSC-B2902V features advanced control algorithms that ensure precise and accurate control of motors. It supports various types of motors, including induction, permanent magnet, and synchronous reluctance motors. With a maximum output frequency of 400 Hz, this drive controller can deliver high-speed performance for demanding applications.
The JAMSC-B2902V also features a compact design, which makes it easy to install and integrate into existing systems. It has a built-in communication interface that supports various protocols, including Modbus, CANopen, and EtherCAT. This enables easy integration with other devices and systems.
Parameters
The JAMSC-B2902V has several parameters that can be configured to suit specific application requirements. Some of the key parameters include:
- Motor type: This parameter determines the type of motor connected to the drive controller. It can be set to induction, permanent magnet, or synchronous reluctance motor.
- Motor rating: This parameter specifies the rated power of the motor. It is typically measured in kilowatts (kW).
- Maximum output frequency: This parameter determines the maximum frequency that the drive controller can output. It is typically set to match the motor’s rated frequency.
- Control mode: This parameter determines the control mode used by the drive controller. It can be set to open-loop or closed-loop control.
- Acceleration/deceleration time: This parameter specifies the time taken by the motor to reach its maximum speed or come to a stop. It is typically measured in seconds.
Overall, the JAMSC-B2902V is a versatile and reliable drive controller that can deliver high-performance and precise control for various motor applications.
