BS1D200C09

The Sanyo Denki BS1D200C09 servo amplifier belongs to the F SANMOTION Servo Amplifiers series and offers precise control capabilities for stepping motor applications. This compact motor driver operates from a main circuit supply of 24/36 Volts DC while its control power source accepts 5 Volts DC, enabling seamless integration into low-voltage automation systems. The unit features a configurable step angle ranging from 0.72° to 0.00288° per pulse to deliver high positional resolution across diverse motion profiles. Its CMOS pulse input interface ensures signal integrity at high switching speeds and the driver supplies up to 2 Amps per phase for demanding torque requirements. Built by Sanyo Denki, the BS1D200C09 delivers reliable performance in industrial automation environments.

Electrical and mechanical specifications are tightly balanced for consistent operation. The unit’s critical thresholds include Input Voltage High: 4.5V–5.5V and Input Voltage Low: 0V–0.5V for the command pulse signal. A Maximum Input Frequency of 400k pulse/s supports rapid motion sequences, while a Pulse Duty Cycle of 50% max preserves thermal stability. The driver enforces a Resistance of 220 Ω in its internal circuitry and relies on a Power Supply For Main Circuit of 3A to power motor coils. The stepping mechanism accommodates rotor inertias ranging from 0.03 to 0.275 kg·m², enabling suitability for both light and moderate inertial loads.

Operational resilience is assured through environmental and protective measures. The BS1D200C09 is rated for Ambient Operation Temperature of 0°C to +50°C and retains storage integrity from –20°C to +70°C with up to 90% relative humidity. Operating humidity between 35% and 85% RH and installation at elevations up to 2000 m ensure broad deployment capability. The driver carries a Protection Class III rating, compliance with EN6010-1 and UL508C standards, and optional housing material support for signal customization. Diagnostic LEDs convey real-time status of power supply and alarm conditions, while built-in open-phase protection guards against coil failures. The unit’s compact form factor (56 mm × 29 mm × 64 mm) and mass of 90 grams minimize space requirements.

System integration is facilitated by full compatibility with H series stepper motors and broad compliance with CE low-voltage and EMC directives. Standard configuration options include step angle, stop current, pulse input mode, and operating current selection via DIP switches or interface software. The recommended maximum cable lengths—up to 2.0 m for controller-to-driver and 2.8 m for driver-to-motor connections—simplify installation in distributed automation architectures. Ideal applications encompass precision positioning, indexing tables, labeling systems, and other industrial automation scenarios requiring high resolution, robust environmental tolerance, and dependable servo control.