10 hp (7.5 kW) AC Servo Motor with Drive, 48 Nm, 1500 rpm

Industrial 7.5kW AC servo motor with drive, 48 Nm rate torque, 96 Nm peak torque, and 1500 rpm operation provides reliable and efficient control for automation equipment. Supporting multiple control modes with up to 200 kHz response frequency, it offers flexible integration and accurate positioning performance. Ideal for CNC machinery, automatic assembly lines, electronic processing, and packaging applications. Upgrade your automated equipment with this AC servo motor kit today.

Specification

Features

1. Powerful High-Torque: This 7.5 kW AC servo motor provides 48 Nm rated torque and 96 Nm peak torque, delivering strong and stable performance for heavy-load industrial automation equipment.
2. Precise Control Without Step Loss: Featuring intelligent DSP digital control and closed-loop technology, the servo motor ensures accurate positioning, stable speed control, and smooth high-speed operation.
3. High-Response Performance: With pulse response frequency up to 200KHZ, the AC servo drive enables fast signal response and highly accurate motion control for precision automation systems.
4. Intelligent Servo Drive: The servo drive adopts a six-digit LED display for convenient parameter setting, operating status monitoring, and alarm output support.
5. Multiple Control Modes: Supports direction + pulse, CW + CCW, AB pulse, and analog voltage control, allowing the servo motor system to integrate easily with various industrial equipment.
6. Low-Noise and Smooth Operation: Advanced noise reduction technology helps the AC servo motor maintain quieter operation, lower vibration, and smoother running performance.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Servo Motor

Installation Notes: When installing or removing components on the motor shaft, do not strike the shaft with force, as this may damage the encoder at the opposite end. Minimize vibration to the shaft assembly to prevent bearing failure.

Winding and Encoder Connection

Servo Drive

Wiring

Installation Precautions:
1. Verify the power supply and wiring for terminals R, S, T and L, N are correct.
2. Confirm the phase sequence wiring of the servo motor output terminals U, V, W is correct.

Servo Drive Details

Tips: Speed control a AC servo motor

The rotation speed can be controlled by analog input or pulse frequency. When there is outer loop PID control of the upper computer control device, the speed mode can also be used for positioning. However, the position signal of the servo motor or the position signal of the direct load must be fed back to the upper computer for calculation. Speed mode also supports direct load outer loop detection position signal. At this time, the encoder at the servo motor shaft end only detects the motor speed, and the position signal is provided by the direct detection device at the final load end. This has the advantage of reducing errors in the intermediate transmission process and increasing the positioning accuracy of the entire system.