Copley 513/513R Brushless Servo Amplifier Datasheet

513/513R DC brushless servo amplifier (513) with resolver option (513R) FEATURES - Wide voltage range: +24 to +190V - 13A continuous, 26A peak - 25 kHz pwm frequency - Drives motors with 60°° or 120°° Halls. - Fault protections: Output shorts Over/under voltage Over temperature - 2.5kHz Bandwidth - 0.2-40 mH load inductances - +5,+15V Hall voltages - Separate peak, peak-time, and continuous current limits - Simplified compensation adjustments - Surface mount technology Resolver option 513R - Replaces Hall sensors Tachometer emulation Encoder emulation - Interface motors to microprocessor controls and PLC's. APPLICATIONS - X-Y stages - Automated assembly machinery - Robotics - Component insertion machines THE OEM ADVANTAGE - Component header customizes amps for different motors - Conservatively rated components for high MTBF PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Standard Amplifier (513) Model 513 is a complete pwm servoamplifier that operates from transformer-isolated single-voltage power supplies and provides six-step commutation of dc brushless servomotors. Power output is four-quadrant for rapid acceleration and deceleration. Amplifier operates in torque ( current ) mode for use with microprocessor based control cards. Analog ( brush ) tachometers can be used to make velocity loops. New servo preamplifier circuits give improved control over frequency response for faster setup and adjustment. An internal header socket holds components that configure current limits and load-inductance c


Copley 513/513R Brushless Servo Amplifier Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Copley
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
6.7 MB
Published
04 January, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The Copley Model 513 is a DC brushless servo amplifier that operates from a wide voltage range (24 V to 190 V) and delivers up to 13 A continuous, 26 A peak current. It supports six‑step commutation for brushless servomotors and includes fault protections such as output short detection, over/under‑voltage shutdown, and over‑temperature protection. The optional 513R resolver card adds resolver‑derived tachometer and encoder emulation, providing 1024‑line quadrature output and velocity‑loop capability.

The device offers configurable load inductance (0.2 mH‑40 mH), a 2.5 kHz bandwidth, and a 25 kHz PWM switching frequency. Mechanical dimensions are 4.4 × 7.32 × 1.29 in (without heatsink) and weight is about 1.32 lb (0.60 kg) for the 513 and 1.48 lb (0.67 kg) for the 513R. Connectors are standard Phoenix or Molex types, and the unit can be synchronized with multiple amplifiers via a sync connector.

What's inside

  • Product Description
  • Functional Diagram
  • Connector & Internal Layout
  • Resolver Option
  • Output Power
  • Protective Features
  • Power Requirements
  • Mechanical Dimensions
  • Ordering Guide

Specifications

Input voltage range24 V to 190 V DC
Continuous current13 A
Peak current26 A
PWM switching frequency25 kHz
Bandwidth2.5 kHz (small‑signal)
Load inductance range0.2 mH to 40 mH
Peak output power (20 A)3600 W at +179 V
Continuous output power2360 W at +182 V
Monitor output (current monitor)+6.5 V @ 26 A (4 A/V)
Auxiliary power outputs+5 V DC 30 mA, +15 V DC 10 mA, –15 V DC 10 mA
Dimensions (without heatsink)4.4 × 7.32 × 1.29 in (112 × 186 × 32.7 mm)
Weight (without heatsink)1.32 lb (0.60 kg) for 513, 1.48 lb (0.67 kg) for 513R

Frequently asked questions

What input voltage range does the Model 513 support?

The Model 513 operates from 24 V up to 190 V DC.

What are the continuous and peak current ratings for the Model 513?

It is rated for 13 A continuous current and 26 A peak current.

What protective features are built into the amplifier?

The unit includes output‑short detection, over/under‑voltage shutdown, and heat‑plate over‑temperature shutdown at 70 °C.

How is the resolver option (513R) installed?

The resolver option card installs inside the 513R case and connects via a dedicated mounting connector; power is supplied by the amplifier’s internal DC/DC converter.

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