5

Adhesive

Stepping motor

Servo motor

Motor

driver

1

Y0

Pulse output CW

Y1

Pulse output CCW

Y3

Pulse output CW

Y4

Pulse output CCW

Motor

driver

2

FP

∑ (Sigma)

Motor

driver

Motor

driver

8

FP

S (Sigma) positioning

Specially designed for positioning applications

Max. 100kHz pulse output performance is now standard.

Powerful device capable of linear interpolation and circular interpolation.

Pulse output max. 100kHz

Because command processing at speeds up to 100kHz is available,

high-speed, high-precision positioning is enabled. Along with stepping

motor control, the specs also ensure plenty of scope for controlling

servo motors.

Possible to combine with pulse-train input drivers

Single unit enables two-axis control

Rapid 0.02ms start (when JOG operation controls are executed)

The time taken to execute the JOG operation, from the instant the trigger (execution condition) goes on to the time of pulse output,

is 0.02ms and 0.2ms even with trapezoidal control. Control time is reduced even for machines that quickly and repeatedly restart.

And there’s more:

Smooth acceleration/deceleration

You can choose to set either 30 or 60 steps of acceleration/

deceleration. This feature means you can achieve smoother

movement during long acceleration/ deceleration periods of

stepping motors.

The settings are there for a maximum 60 accelaration/

deceleration steps.

Support for CW/CCW method

Reduce overall costs by designing systems that combine with

servo motors and small stepping motors without support for

Pulse and Sign method.

Linear interpolation and circular interpolation are built in

(FPG-C32T2H-A and FPG-C28P2H-A)

Interpolation functions enable simultaneous control of two axes.

Applications that a compact PLC couldn‘t previously cope with are

no longer a challenge.

Linear Interpolation

Circular Interpolation

09/2008