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Stepper Drives for Radiation Environments | Reliable China Suppliers & Factory for Harsh Conditions
Key Features
Micro-step control, smooth running, low noise and high torque capacity
Protections: over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current
Operating temperature: 0 to +50°C or -40 to +85°C
Control loop: open-loop or closed-loop
Power supply: DC 12~110VDC or AC 18~80VAC
Command Source
Pulse and direction
Communication: RS485(Modbus RTU), EtherCAT, CANopen
I/O triggered multi-position or multi-speed control
Speed control via analog voltage or potentiometer
Applications
Biomedical
Semiconductor manufacturing
3C manufacturing
Scientific Instruments
in-vacuum equipment
Nuclear energy
Military and Aerospace
automative parts testing
General Automation
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
What command sources do these drivers support?
These drivers support various command interfaces including Pulse and Direction, communication protocols like RS485 (Modbus RTU), EtherCAT, and CANopen, as well as I/O triggered multi-position/multi-speed control and analog voltage/potentiometer speed control.
Q:
What are the operating temperature ranges for the drivers?
Depending on the configuration and requirements, we offer standard versions operating from 0 to +50°C and wide-temperature versions capable of working from -40 to +85°C.
Q:
What built-in safety protections do these controllers feature?
They are equipped with comprehensive protection mechanisms including over-voltage, under-voltage, and over-current protections to ensure stable operation and system safety.
Q:
Can they be configured for both open-loop and closed-loop systems?
Yes, our drivers feature flexible control loop options, allowing integration into either open-loop or closed-loop system configurations.
Q:
What types of industries are these drivers typically applied in?
They are widely utilized in high-precision fields such as biomedical systems, semiconductor manufacturing, 3C manufacturing, scientific instrumentation, in-vacuum environments, nuclear energy, military, aerospace, and general automation.






