This manual describes the ESCON Module 50/5 servo controller. It introduces the device's features and functions, including technical specifications, setup, wiring, and a motherboard design guide.
The ESCON Module 50/5 is a compact, high-efficiency four-quadrant pulse-width modulation (PWM) servo controller designed to control permanent magnet excited brushed DC motors and brushless electronically commutated motors with a maximum power of approximately 250 watts. It supports speed control, speed regulation, and current control modes and features both digital and analog inputs and outputs.
This user manual is intended for qualified technical personnel and covers safety regulations, technical specifications, interface configurations, wiring diagrams, and a motherboard design guide. It also includes information on the optional ESCON Module Motherboard (438779) and how to configure the device using the ESCON Studio software via a USB interface on a Windows computer. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Rated Operating Voltage | 10 ~ 50 VDC |
|---|---|
| Output Current (Continuous) | 5 A |
| Maximum Output Current (Peak) | 15 A |
| PWM Frequency | 53.6 kHz |
| Maximum Efficiency | 98% |
| Maximum Speed (Brushless) | 150000 rpm |
| Operating Temperature | -30 ~ +45°C |
| Dimensions | 43.2 x 31.8 x 12.7 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 12 g |
It is designed to control permanent magnet excited brushed DC motors and brushless electronically commutated motors.
The controller is designed for a maximum power of approximately 250 watts.
Users can configure the device using the ESCON Studio user display interface via a USB interface on a Windows computer.
No, it is an incomplete device that must be installed on other complete or incomplete devices and apparatuses.