Cables
								Cables are an important part of a servo 
								system installation. Not only must the noise 
								immunity and integrity of the cabling and 
								connectors be correct, but also SAFETY and EMC 
								regulations must be complied with to ensure 
								successful, reliable and fail safe operation. 
								One of the most frequent problems experienced by 
								motion systems engineers is incorrect 
								connections of the motor to the drive.
								Control Techniques ready made cables mean 
								system installers can avoid the intricate, time 
								consuming assembly normally associated with 
								connecting servo systems. Installation and 
								set-up time are greatly reduced - there is no 
								fiddling with wire connections and crimp tools, 
								and no fault finding.
								The cables are available in lengths from 3m 
								to 50m/100m (custom lengths available).
								Cable range for motor-drive 
								combination
								
								Power cable variants
								
									- Phase conductors 1.0mm² (10A) to 16mm² 
									(70A)  
- With and without brake wire pairs  
- Motor end connector  
- Motor end Ferrules for Hybrid box  
- Drive end is tailored to suit the drive 
									and can be Ferrules or Ring terminals  
Cable features
								
									- For dynamic performance PUR outer sheath 
									for oil resistance and dynamic performance. 
									The PUR jacket has excellent abrasion, 
									chemical and ozone resistance, low smoke, 
									low halogen flame retardant construction 
									suitable for internal and external 
									industrial environments.  
- Complies with DESINA coding - Orange for 
									power, Green for signal  
- Power cable and plugs UL recognized 
									 
- Optimum noise immunity  
- Encoder cable has low volt drop for long 
									cable lengths and separately screened 
									thermistor wires.  
- No need for crimp and insertion / 
									removal tools  
- Production build gives quality and price 
									benefits  
- Braided screen for greater flexibility 
									and wear  
- Power cables with and without brake 
									wires  
- Cable assembly type identification label 
									 
- Brake wires are separately shielded 
									within the power cable  
								
								Fan Box (field fitted)
                                
									- Available for 075 to 190.  
- One fan box per frame size.  
- Easy assembly onto fm motors using two 
									screws per side fitting into existing 
									Unimotor fm housing slots.  
- Fan blown models available with higher 
									performance (E5/U5 models). 
Feedback
								Resolver
								A passive wound device consisting of a stator 
								and rotor elements excited from an external 
								source, such as an SM-Resolver, the resolver 
								produces two output signals that correspond to 
								the sine and cosine angle of the motor shaft. 
								This is a robust absolute device of low 
								accuracy, capable of withstanding high 
								temperature and high levels of vibration. 
								Positional information is absolute within one 
								turn - i.e. position is not lost when the drive 
								is powered down. 
								
								
								Incremental Encoder
                                An 
								electronic device using an optical disc. The 
								position is determined by counting steps or 
								pulses. Two sequences of pulses in quadrature 
								are used so the direction sensing may be 
								determined and 4 x (pulses per rev) may be used 
								for resolution in the drive. A marker pulse 
								occurs once per revolution and is used to zero 
								the position count. The encoder also provides 
								commutation signals, which are required to 
								determine the absolute position during the motor 
								phasing test. This device is available in 4096, 
								2048 and 1024 ppr version. Positional 
								information is non absolute - i.e. position is 
								lost when the drive is powered down.
								SinCos/Absolute Encoders 
								
								Types available are: Optical or Inductive - 
								which can be single or multi-turn.
								
									- Optical: An electronic 
									device using an optical disc. An absolute 
									encoder with high resolution that employs a 
									combination of absolute information, 
									transmitted via a serial link, and 
									sine/cosine signals with incremental 
									techniques.  
- Inductive: An 
									electronic device using inductively coupled 
									PCB’s. An absolute encoder with medium 
									resolution that employs a combination of 
									absolute information, transmitted via a 
									serial link, and sine/cosine signals with 
									incremental techniques. This encoder can be 
									operated with the drive using either 
									sine/cosine or absolute (serial) values 
									only. Positional information is absolute 
									within 4096 turns - i.e. position is not 
									lost when the drive is powered down. Due to 
									the bearingless encoder design, we recommend 
									the inductive encoder for light duty 
									applications only. 
Multi-turn
								
								As previous but with extra gear wheels included 
								so that the output is unique for each shaft 
								position and the encoder has the additional 
								ability to count complete turns of the motor 
								shaft up to 4096 revolutions.
								Electronic name plating
								Available on both these types of encoders, 
								and allows quick set-up times as the motor 
								information is stored on board the encoder 
								(075-250 motor only).