ETEL DSB2P124‑111E‑000H Digital Servo Amplifier
The ETEL DSB2P124‑111E‑000H is a compact digital servo amplifier from the DSB2 series, designed for cost‑sensitive automation applications requiring moderate power. With a continuous output of 2 A and peak of 4 A, this amplifier is suitable for driving small servomotors in labelling machines, pick‑and‑place units, and conveyor systems. It offers a simple yet effective control interface, including analog torque/velocity commands and step/direction inputs.
The amplifier incorporates a fast current loop and supports incremental encoders with Hall sensors for commutation. Its small footprint and natural convection cooling allow easy integration into tight control panels.
Key Features
Continuous output: 2 A, peak: 4 A
Supply voltage: 200–240 VAC, single‑phase
Output frequency: 0–400 Hz
Encoder support: incremental (TTL) with Hall
Analog command: ±10 V or 0–10 V
Step/direction input for position control
Built‑in dynamic braking
Technical Specifications
Input: 200–240 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz; output: 2 A continuous, 4 A peak (2s); PWM: 20 kHz; protection: overcurrent, overvoltage, overload, short‑circuit; operating temperature: 0°C to +50°C; dimensions: 120 x 70 x 30 mm.
Applications
Used in small packaging equipment, textile machinery, and office automation. Also suitable for hobbyist CNC and educational training systems.
Installation and Setup
Mount on a DIN rail or panel. Connect motor, power, and control cables. Set parameters via DIP switches or using ETEL's configuration software. Auto‑tuning is available for quick motor adaptation.
Reliability and Maintenance
Robust design with over‑temperature and short‑circuit protection. Fan‑less for silent operation. No regular maintenance required besides visual inspection.
Why Choose the DSB2P124?
This amplifier offers an affordable entry into digital servo control, with reliable performance and straightforward integration. ETEL's quality ensures long‑term operation.
In summary, the ETEL DSB2P124‑111E‑000H provides efficient and precise servo amplification for small‑scale automation tasks.
