B&R ACOPOS Servo Motion Control System

B&R drive technology includes compact drives (ACOPOSmicro), single-axis systems (ACOPOS), 
multi-axis systems (ACOPOSmulti) and distributed drive systems with IP65 protection (ACOPOSremote) for especially harsh environmental conditions.
ACOPOS highlights:
- Power range from 500 W to 64 kW
- Compact and scalable
- Integrated technology functions
- PLCopen motion function blocks
- Integrated safety technology

 

ACOPOS stands for "Advanced Control for Process, Automation and Motion," and the servo control system is designed to provide precise, high-performance motion control for a wide range of industrial applications.

The ACOPOS servo control system includes a range of servo drives and motors that can be used in a variety of applications, from simple point-to-point positioning to complex multi-axis motion control. These drives and motors are designed to work together seamlessly, with advanced features such as automatic parameterization, electronic gearing, and cam profiling.

The ACOPOS servo system also includes a range of software tools to help with setup, programming, and diagnostics, including the Automation Studio development environment and the ACOPOSinverter P84 commissioning tool.

The ACOPOS servo control system is a reliable and high-performance solution for precise motion control in a variety of industrial applications.

 

For the ACOPOS servo drives, some of the key parameters include:

• Output voltage: The voltage level at which the drive supplies power to the servo motor.
• Output current: The maximum current that the drive can supply to the servo motor.
• Control mode: The type of control used by the driver to regulate the position, speed, or torque of the motor. Common control modes include position, velocity, and torque control.
• Feedback type: The type of sensor used to provide feedback on the position, speed, or torque of the motor. Common types of feedback sensors include encoders, resolvers, and hall-effect sensors.
• Communication interface: The type of interface used to communicate with the drive, such as Ethernet, CAN bus, or USB.

For the ACOPOS servo motors, some of the key parameters include:

• Rated torque: The maximum torque that the motor can deliver at its rated speed.
• Rated speed: The maximum speed that the motor can operate at its rated torque.
• Rated power: The maximum power that the motor can deliver at its rated speed and torque.
• Feedback resolution: The number of pulses or counts per revolution that the feedback sensor can provide.
• Shaft type: The type of shaft used on the motor, such as keyed, hollow, or solid.

It's important to note that the specific parameters used with the ACOPOS servo control system can vary depending on the specific application and configuration. It's always a good idea to consult the product documentation or contact the manufacturer for more detailed information.

The ACOPOS servo control system offers a number of advantages and can be used in a wide range of industrial applications. Here are some of the key advantages and applications:

Advantages:

1. High performance: The ACOPOS servo control system is designed for precise and high-performance motion control, with advanced features such as electronic gearing and cam profiling.

2. Flexible configuration: The system offers a wide range of servo drives and motors that can be configured to meet the needs of different applications.

3. Easy setup and programming: The ACOPOS servo system includes a range of software tools that make it easy to set up and program the system, including automatic parameterization and commissioning tools.

4. Energy efficiency: The servo drives use energy-saving technology to reduce power consumption and increase energy efficiency.

5. Scalability: The system can be easily scaled to accommodate additional axes of motion or more complex control requirements.

Applications:

1. Packaging: The ACOPOS servo control system can be used for precise and high-speed motion control in packaging applications, such as filling, labeling, and sorting.

2. Printing: The system can be used for precise control of print head movement in printing applications, such as label printing or direct-to-shape printing.

3. Machine tools: The ACOPOS servo control system can be used for precise positioning and control in machine tool applications, such as milling, turning, and grinding.

4. Robotics: The system can be used for motion control in robotic applications, such as pick-and-place, assembly, and material handling.

5. Semiconductor manufacturing: The ACOPOS servo control system can be used for precise control in semiconductor manufacturing equipment, such as wafer handling and inspection systems.