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SC904-001-01 | Pacific Scientific Digital Servo Drive
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Product Description P/N: SC904-001-01
Description
The Pacific Scientific SC904-001-01 is a high-performance digital servo drive designed for precise motion control in industrial applications. Part of the SC900 series, this single-axis servo drive operates on a 3-phase 230V AC power supply, providing up to 10.6A continuous and 21.2A peak current.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Pacific Scientific |
| Category | Drives |
| Part Number |
SC904-001-01 |
| Subcategory | Servo Drives & Controls |
| Product Type | Digital Servo Drive |
| Series | SC900 |
| Axis | Single-axis |
| Power Supply | 3-phase, 230V AC (50/60 Hz) |
| Continuous Current | 10.6A |
| Peak Current | 21.2A |
| I/O Support | Digital and analog I/O |
| Power Stage | IGBT-based |
| Auto-Tuning | Digital auto-tune |
Information About SC904-001-01
Engineered for industrial automation, the SC904-001-01 servo drive ensures high-speed and accurate motor control. It features an IGBT power stage for efficient energy conversion and digital auto-tune for optimized performance. Supporting both digital and analog I/O, this servo drive allows for flexible integration into existing control systems. Additionally, it offers removable option card slots, enabling future expansion and customization. Though discontinued by the manufacturer, it remains a reliable choice for maintaining legacy motion control systems.
Key Features:
- Single-axis servo drive from the SC900 series
- 3-phase, 230V AC power supply (50/60 Hz)
- Continuous current: 10.6A, peak current: 21.2A
- Digital and analog I/O for flexible integration
- IGBT power stage for efficient motor control
- Digital auto-tune for optimized performance
- Supports removable option cards for expansion
The Pacific Scientific SC904-001-01 is an ideal solution for industrial motion control applications requiring precision and reliability. Despite being discontinued, it continues to be a valuable component in existing automation systems.
Description
The Pacific Scientific SC904-001-01 is a high-performance digital servo drive designed for precise motion control in industrial applications. Part of the SC900 series, this single-axis servo drive operates on a 3-phase 230V AC power supply, providing up to 10.6A continuous and 21.2A peak current.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Pacific Scientific |
| Category | Drives |
| Part Number |
SC904-001-01 |
| Subcategory | Servo Drives & Controls |
| Product Type | Digital Servo Drive |
| Series | SC900 |
| Axis | Single-axis |
| Power Supply | 3-phase, 230V AC (50/60 Hz) |
| Continuous Current | 10.6A |
| Peak Current | 21.2A |
| I/O Support | Digital and analog I/O |
| Power Stage | IGBT-based |
| Auto-Tuning | Digital auto-tune |
Information About SC904-001-01
Engineered for industrial automation, the SC904-001-01 servo drive ensures high-speed and accurate motor control. It features an IGBT power stage for efficient energy conversion and digital auto-tune for optimized performance. Supporting both digital and analog I/O, this servo drive allows for flexible integration into existing control systems. Additionally, it offers removable option card slots, enabling future expansion and customization. Though discontinued by the manufacturer, it remains a reliable choice for maintaining legacy motion control systems.
Key Features:
- Single-axis servo drive from the SC900 series
- 3-phase, 230V AC power supply (50/60 Hz)
- Continuous current: 10.6A, peak current: 21.2A
- Digital and analog I/O for flexible integration
- IGBT power stage for efficient motor control
- Digital auto-tune for optimized performance
- Supports removable option cards for expansion
The Pacific Scientific SC904-001-01 is an ideal solution for industrial motion control applications requiring precision and reliability. Despite being discontinued, it continues to be a valuable component in existing automation systems.