NEW! Servo Solutions™ from Mitsubishi Electric

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April 20, 2022

 

Mitsubishi Electric’s Economy Solutions use their industry-leading technology to create ready-to-use solutions, allowing OEMs and system integrators to integrate high-precision motion control quickly, effortlessly, and affordably into their applications.

Using one of Mitsubishi Electric’s solutions has the following benefits:

  • •Pre-configured bundles remove guesswork from selecting parts
  • •Guaranteed compatibility between components
  • •Sample programs to help customers get up to speed faster
  • •Scalable, can support 1-32 axes of motion
  • •Flexible, configure the solution to meet your exact requirements

 

 

Compact Motion

The Compact Motion leverages our NEW FX5 Motion Module, FX5 PLCs, and our J5/JET drives and motors to deliver premium performance at an affordable price. Available in up to 7.0 kWs, the Compact Motion offers up to 8 axes of synchronized motion per module and operates on the new CC-Link IE TSN network allowing for unparalleled communication speeds.

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Key Features:

  • •Best suited for small to medium sized systems
  • •Supports 8 synchronized axes per motion module, up to 4 modules per PLC
  • •Ethernet based connectivity using CC-Link IE TSN
  • •PLC open function block library
  • •IoT capable, webserver, advanced motion control
  • •High-speed mark detection

 

 

Basic Motion

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The Basic Motion uses the integrated networking of the FX5 to allow the control of MR-J5/JET amplifiers and motors at a very low cost. The Basic Motion operates over the CC-Link IE Field Basic network and allows the integration of other IE Field Basic compatible devices.

Key Features:

  • •Best suited for small systems
  • •Supports up to 16 stations, no synchronized motion
  • •Ethernet based connectivity using CC Link IE Field Basic
  • •PLC open function block library
  • •Low cost, medium performance

 

Pulse Motion

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The Pulse Motion uses the J5-A and JE-A amplifiers to allow for easy integration with third party PLCs. The Pulse Motion operates over pulse train communication which makes it able to communicate with almost any PLC.

Key Features:

  • •Best suited for small systems
  • •Pulse Train network for simple servo axis
  • •Low performance, medium cost
  • •Motion module not required

 

 

 

To learn more about Mitsubishi Electric’s Economy Solutions, click here 

 

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