NP5-20 –  Motor controller for EtherCAT

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DK-NP5-48	Development board for NP5
DK-NP5-68	Development board for NP5

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Under „Downloads“ you will find the technical manual that corresponds with the stock firmware. Please refer to the new technical manual (FIR-v2139) when using Plug & Drive Studio 2.
 

Technical Data

• Interface - 
• Rated Current (RMS) 6 A
• Matching Motors Brushless DC motors, Stepper Motors 
• Type of Digital Inputs 3.3 V 
• Type of Analog Input 0...3.3 V 
• Type of Digital Output 3.3 V 
• Encoder Signal Type incremental 
• Weight

• Operating Voltage 12 VDC - 48 VDC
• Peak Current (RMS) 10 A
• Number of Digital Inputs 6 
• Number of Analog Inputs 2 
• Number of Digital Outputs 4 
• Encoder Input  
• Brake Output  
• Temperature Range -10 °C - 40 °C

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Dimensions

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Downloads

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• NP5 (stp, 4 MB)

Manuals

• Functional Description Plug & Drive-Interface (pdf, 316 KB)
• NP5 EtherCAT Technical Manual (pdf, 7 MB)
• NP5 EtherCAT Technical Manual Stock Firmware (pdf, 6 MB)
• Quick Start Guide NP5-20 (pdf, 835 KB)
• NP5 EtherCAT Online Manual

Software

•  Plug & Drive Studio 2
•  Plug & Drive Studio 3

Conformity

• EU-DoC_NP5
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Accessories

DK-NP5-48	Development board for NP5
DK-NP5-68	Development board for NP5

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Knowledge Base

EtherCAT

EtherCAT stands for "Ethernet for Control Automation Technology" and is an Ethernet-based real-time fieldbus protocol. Originally EtherCAT was developed by Beckhoff Automation for automation technology applications. Since 2003 the EtherCAT Technology Group has been managing the advancement of the protocol which also became an official IEC standard in 2005.

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