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Servo drive controls highly dynamic processes with greater precision

March 26, 2019 By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

With the latest upgrade to its ACOPOSmulti multi-axis servo drive, B&R now enables even shorter cycle times down to 50 μsec. Highly dynamic processes can now be controlled more precisely than ever.

For demanding motion control applications, such as those found in the printing and packaging industries, movements must be controlled quickly and precisely. The ACOPOSmulti’s short cycle time of 50 µsec for current, speed and position control opens up new possibilities for virtual sensor technology.servo drive

 

Using a virtual motor position encoder eliminates the need for an encoder, encoder cable and evaluation unit in the servo drive and at the same time increases availability. Other special functions for more precise control and faster reactions can be implemented using virtual sensor technology. These include model-based control with autotuning and a repetitive control function for predictive lag error compensation.

For more information, visit www.br-automation.com.

 

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