Product Details
Place of Origin: Germany
Certification: CE UL cURus E360421
Model Number: 6SL3120-2TE15-0AA3
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 1 pcs
Price: USD 1000-2000 piece
Packaging Details: Carton packaging
Delivery Time: 3-7 working days
Payment Terms: D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union
Supply Ability: 100 PCS/ 12 weeks
Product Name: |
Servo Driver |
Series: |
S120 |
Place Of Original: |
Original |
Shipping Terms: |
DHL / According Your Demands |
Function: |
Stardand |
Color: |
Green |
Product Name: |
Servo Driver |
Series: |
S120 |
Place Of Original: |
Original |
Shipping Terms: |
DHL / According Your Demands |
Function: |
Stardand |
Color: |
Green |
In industrial automation landscapes where cabinet space is a premium and synchronized motion control defines productivity, the Dual Motor Module emerges as a paradigm of engineering efficiency. Designed within a modular drive ecosystem, this compact booksize module (114 × 117 × 90 mm) independently controls two servo or vector motors at 5 A RMS per axis, delivering 2 × 2.7 kW output power within a unified chassis. By integrating dual‑axis power electronics, intelligent cooling, and safety functions, it reduces cabinet footprint by 40% while enabling precision tasks—from high‑speed packaging to semiconductor wafer handling—where spatial constraints collide with uncompromising performance demands.
1. Dual‑Axis Asymmetric Control Architecture
Independent Power Channels – Each axis processes 5 A RMS continuous current (10 A peak, 200% overload) with isolated control loops, allowing simultaneous high‑dynamic tasks—e.g., Axis 1: 1,200 cycles/hour pick‑and‑place; Axis 2: micron‑level laser engraving.
Cross‑Axis Energy Recuperation – Regenerative braking energy from decelerating axes feeds the shared 600 V DC link, powering acceleration cycles and reducing net consumption by 15–25% in cyclic applications like conveyor sorting.
2. Thermal Intelligence in Minimal Space
Integrated Forced‑Air Cooling – Copper‑core heat pipes and temperature‑regulated fans maintain 100% duty cycles at 40°C ambient, eliminating external heatsinks. Patented pulse patterns reduce motor noise by 15 dB and switching losses by 20%.
Vibration‑Resistant Design – Withstands 5g mechanical stress (10–150 Hz), ensuring stability in metal stamping or paper mill environments.
3. Safety and Synchronization Integration
Deterministic Drive‑Bus Communication – ≤1 ms axis synchronization enables phase‑locked motion for rotary printing or electronic gearing.
Safety Protocol Compliance – Native Safe Torque Off (STO) support eliminates external relays for vertical‑axis safety in lifts or presses.
| Parameter | Specification | Industrial Value |
|---|---|---|
| Output per Axis | 5 A RMS continuous / 10 A peak (200%) | Powers 2 × 2.7 kW servo motors |
| Input Voltage | 600 V DC (from Active/Smart Line Modules) | Enables regenerative energy sharing |
| Cooling Method | Internal forced air (C‑type booksize) | Zero external cooling hardware |
| Communication | Drive‑bus interface (auto‑topology detection) | Fast motor/encoder identification |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 114 × 117 × 90 mm | 45% smaller than discrete single‑axis drives |
| Weight | 5.73 kg | Zinc‑coated aluminium housing (IP20) |
| Cable Support | 50 m shielded / 75 m unshielded | Flexible machine layout in large facilities |
| Safety Compliance | STO via safety protocol (SIL 3 / PL e‑ready) | Replaces 4 external safety components |
1. High‑Speed Packaging & Processing
Synchronised Filling/Capping – Coordinates 6 stations across 3 modules with ±0.1° phase alignment at 1,500 bottles per minute, eliminating product spillage.
Labeling Robotics – One axis positions containers while the other adjusts label head angle, reducing misapplication rates by 90%.
2. Precision Electronics & Semiconductor
Wafer Handling – Axis 1 controls XY transport (±3 µm) while Axis 2 adjusts end‑effector tilt, maintaining cleanroom‑compliant motion for wafers.
Laser Micromachining – Achieves high feature resolution on components via torque ripple control (<0.5%).
3. Web‑Based Manufacturing
Printing Press Tension Control – Synchronises unwinders and rewinders at high web speeds, reducing substrate tear rates by 40% through adaptive torque ramps.
1. Plug‑and‑Play Deployment
Auto‑Topology Recognition – Drive‑bus scans motors and encoders in seconds, slashing commissioning time by 60%.
Tool‑Free Connectors – Pre‑installed terminals for motor power reduce wiring complexity by 70%.
2. Predictive Maintenance Ecosystem
| Diagnostic Feature | Proactive Impact | Operational Savings |
|---|---|---|
| IGBT Junction Monitoring | 0.1°C resolution alerts well before derating | Prevents most unplanned downtime |
| Capacitor Aging Analytics | End‑of‑life prediction | Eliminates premature replacements |
| Fan Health Tracking | MTBF 60,000‑hour lifespan verification | Cuts maintenance costs by 35% |
3. Scalable Ecosystem Integration
Centralized Control – Interfaces with standard motion controllers via drive‑bus for multi‑axis coordination.
Shared DC‑Link Architecture – Connects to Active or Smart Line Modules for regenerative energy harvesting.
Energy Recuperation – Recovers a significant portion of deceleration energy in crane/elevator systems, aligning with ISO 50001 standards.
RoHS 3 Compliance – Halogen‑free PCBs and highly recyclable housing minimise environmental footprint.
Lifecycle Assurance – Spares are guaranteed for critical infrastructure through long‑term support.
This Dual Motor Module redefines multi‑axis efficiency by converging dual 5 A power channels, energy‑sharing intelligence, and deterministic motion control in a compact footprint. Its integrated thermal design and auto‑configuration capabilities empower packaging lines to achieve millisecond‑level synchronization and semiconductor fabs to execute micron‑accurate transfers—all while reducing spatial and energy overhead by 40%.
For engineers designing agile automation cells within space‑constrained cabinets, this module remains a testament to integrated engineering: where spatial limits challenge innovation, integrated solutions emerge. In printing presses synchronising kilometre‑long webs or robotic cells assembling micro‑electronics, it proves that precision and power thrive not in isolation, but in harmonised duality.
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