AC Servo Drive
Feature
- Pulse and direction signals support 5-24V input
- Optocoupler isolates input
- It features overcurrent and overvoltage protection functions
- Low heat generation, strong acceleration and deceleration capability
- Features S-curve and parameter self-tuning functions
AC Servo Drive: Precision, Power, and Versatility
Elevate your industrial automation with our high-performance AC Servo Drive. Engineered for demanding applications, this drive provides fast dynamic response, low torque ripple and precise closed-loop control. Powered by advanced vector control algorithms and high-resolution encoder feedback, it ensures smooth operation and superior positioning accuracy even under heavy loads and high-speed conditions.
Designed for seamless integration and maximum flexibility, our AC servo drive supports multiple control modes including position, velocity, and torque control. The SE26C adds gain auto-tuning and S-curve acceleration/deceleration, which shortens on-site commissioning. Built-in over-voltage, over-current and over-temperature protection safeguards both the motor and the drive.
Key Applications
CNC Machine Tools & Metal Cutting: Provides high-rigidity spindle control and precise multi-axis interpolation for milling machines, lathes, and laser cutting systems.
Industrial Robotics: Delivers fast dynamic response and high-precision trajectory planning for robotic arms, SCARA robots, and collaborative robots (cobots).
High-Speed Packaging & Printing Machinery:Ensures synchronized motion, accurate registration, and consistent tension control for filling, labeling, and web printing equipment.
Semiconductor & Electronics Manufacturing:Enables ultra-precise positioning and high-speed pick-and-place operations in cleanroom environments with minimal vibration.
Buyer protection
If a quality issue occurs within one year of purchase, you can exchange it for free.
What makes up an AC servo drive system
An AC servo drive system has three parts: the servo drive, the servo motor, and the encoder feedback loop between them. The drive runs the current and velocity loops and outputs the drive current; the encoder reports actual position and speed back to the drive, which corrects the deviation in real time. That closed feedback loop is what separates an AC servo system from a VFD speed-control setup.
The SE26C is a complete AC servo system supplied with its matched servo motor, operating from AC 220 V / 380 V and suited to machine tool spindles, robot joints, high-speed sorting and precision transmission. For machines powered from a battery or DC bus, choose the SE26P low voltage DC servo system instead; power ratings and encoder options for the motors are on the servo motor page.