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Higher-Performance CPU for Improved Response
The application of a higher
performance CPU has enhanced response significantly. Speed loop
frequency response raised to 550Hz or more (2 times faster than
previous models). The MR-J2-Super series units are the best for
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Higher-Resolution Encoder, 131072p/rev (17bit) for Higher
Resolution
The use of a higher resolution
encoder ensures higher performance and smoothness at low speeds.
Motor sizes are the same as previous products and wiring is
compatible. Just like the standard MR-J2 motors, the “absolute
encoder” is now the standard. |
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New HC-KFS
Series Miniaturized, Low-Inertia Motor for More Applications
The HC-KFS series miniaturized
motor is the same size as the HC-MFS series, yet the motor
inertia moment is 3-5 times larger. This makes them suitable for
machinery with load/motor inertia moment ratios too high for the
HC-MFS, as well as machinery with low rigidity (belt-driven,
etc.) |
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Auto-Tuning
Performance Improved
Even when acceleration/deceleration
torque is low or friction on a vertical axis is large, the
load/motor inertia ratio moment is adjusted to the optimum value
automatically. |
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Adaptive
Vibration Suppression Control Function
Typically, servo system
performance is restricted by machine resonance. The adaptive
vibration suppression control function breaks this barrier to
give stability at all operating speeds.
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Machine
Resonance Suppression Filter
Two suppression filter points can
be set to match machine resonating points. This filter can be
combined with the adaptive vibration suppression control
function as well, however, only one point can be set for the
machine resonance suppression filter at a time.
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Machine
Analysis Function
Simply connect the servomotor to
the machine and the resonant frequency of the mechanical system
can be analyzed. Analysis is completed in as little as 30 sec.
Machine Simulation Function
The results of the machine
analyzer are read into a simulation model, and the response of
the mechanical system can be predicted. Simulated waveforms of
speed, torque and droop pulse etc., while changing the command
pattern, servomotor capacity and gains, can be observed.
Gain Search Function
Software then changes gains
automatically and searches out the values that ensure the
shortest possible settling time with minimum overshoot and
vibration. Ability is best shown when high-performance is
required. |