This document describes the ZB12A Series brushless PWM servo amplifiers for driving brushless DC motors. The amplifiers come in two models, the ZB6A6 and ZB12A8, which can provide up to 6A and 12A of continuous current respectively. The amplifiers feature analog +/-10V input commands, closed current loop control, hall sensor commutation, and overvoltage, overcurrent and thermal protection. Optional mounting cards are also available to interface the amplifiers with motor controllers.
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1. ZB12A Series
SERIES ZB12A BRUSHLESS PWM SERVO AMPLIFIERS
Models: ZB6A6, ZB12A8
Micro Series
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FEATURES:
• Micro size, low cost, ease of use
• Analog +/-10V input commands
• For brushless motors
• Torque Mode
• Closed current loop
• No pots or switches
• Surface-mount technology
• Four quadrant regenerative operation
• Hall sensor commutation
• Agency approvals: Pending
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
ADVANCED MOTION CONTROLS
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DESCRIPTION: The ZB12A Series PWM servo amplifiers are designed to drive brushless DC motors at a high
switching frequency. They are fully protected against over-voltage, over-current, over-heating and short-circuit. A
single digital output indicates operating status. All models interface with digital controllers that have analog +/-10V
output. These servo amplifiers require only a single unregulated isolated DC power supply.
SPECIFICATIONS:
MODELS
POWER STAGE SPECIFICATIONS ZB6A6 ZB12A8
DC SUPPLY VOLTAGE 16 – 60 VDC 16 – 80 VDC
PEAK CURRENT (2 sec. max., internally limited) ± 6 A ± 12 A
MAX. CONTINUOUS CURRENT (internally limited) ± 3 A ± 6 A
MINIMUM LOAD INDUCTANCE * 100 μH 100 μH
SWITCHING FREQUENCY 50 kHz ± 15% 33 kHz ± 15%
HEATSINK (BASE) TEMPERATURE RANGE ** 0o to +75o C, disables if > 75o C
POWER DISSIPATION AT CONTINUOUS CURRENT 10 W 24 W
OVER-VOLTAGE SHUT-DOWN (self reset) 67 V 88 V
BANDWIDTH (load dependent) 5 kHz
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
MOTOR POWER CONNECTOR 12-pin, 0.1 inch spacing, vertical Molex connector
SIGNAL CONNECTORS 12-pin, 0.1 inch spacing, vertical Molex connector
SIZE (thickness does not include length of pins)
2.5 x 2.0 x .71 inches
63.5 x 50.8 x 18.0 mm
WEIGHT
3.1 oz
87.9 g
* Low inductance motors require external inductors.
** Additional cooling may be necessary when bus voltage exceeds 55VDC. Example: Temperature rise can be limited
to less than 15ºC at continuous current with 110 CFM airflow across the baseplate under the condition 25ºC ambient
and 80VDC bus. Much lower temperature rise can be achieved at lower bus voltages.
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PIN FUNCTIONS:
CONNECTOR PIN NAME DESCRIPTION / NOTES I/O
1 +REF IN Differential analog input, maximum +/-15VDC, 40K input resistance I
2 SIGNAL GROUND Reference ground GND
3 -REF IN Differential analog input, maximum +/-15VDC, 40K input resistance I
4 CURRENT MONITOR OUT
Output voltage proportional to motor output current:
ZB6A6: 1V = 2A; ZB12A8: 1V = 4A O
5 INHIBIT IN
This TTL level input signal turns off all power devices of the “H” bridge
when pulled to ground (when JE1 is installed), which is a fault
condition. If the JE1 jumper is removed, pulling this pin to ground will
enable the outputs.
I
6 +V HALL OUT +6VDC @ 30 mA output for Hall sensor power O
P1 7 SIGNAL GROUND Reference ground GND
8 HALL 1
9 HALL 2
10 HALL 3
Hall sensor inputs; TTL logic levels; internal 5kΩ pull-up to 5V. The
standard commutation is for 120-degree phased motors. For 60-
degree motors, JE2 must be removed.
I
11 CURRENT REF OUT Monitors the input signal connected directly to the internal current
amplifier. 7.25V = max. peak current. O
12 FAULT OUT
TTL level output. Becomes high during output short circuit, over-voltage,
over temperature and power-up reset. O
1 RESERVED Reserved
2
3
POWER GROUND Power ground (current rating per pin = 3A) GND
4
5
HIGH VOLTAGE DC Power Input (current rating per pin = 3A) I
6 NC (no connection; pin removed)
7
8
MOTOR C Motor phase C connection (current rating per pin = 3A) O
9
10
MOTOR B Motor phase B connection (current rating per pin = 3A) O
11
P2
12
MOTOR A Motor phase A connection (current rating per pin = 3A) O
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JUMPER SETTINGS:
Pin P1-5 can be used to enable or disable the power output to the motor. The default logic level to disable this
amplifier is a LOW signal at P1-5. With the jumper JE1 removed, the amplifier will be disabled until a LOW signal is
applied to P1-5.
JE2 is a jumper to select between a 120-degree phased motor and a 60-degree phased motor. The default setting is
120-degree commutation phasing. Removing the JE2 jumper will change the setting to 60-degree.
Please note that JE1 and JE2 are very small SMT jumpers. Only qualified technicians are recommended to perform
these modifications. The product warranty will be affected by poor quality modifications.
JE1 JE2
INSTALLED NOT INSTALLED
JE1: INHIBIT LEVEL (P1-5) LOW to Inhibit LOW to Enable
JE2: COMMUTATION PHASING 120-degree 60-degree
MOUNTING CARDS:
With its vertical pin connections, the ZB12A can be mounted directly to a PC board. However, we also supply the
following optional mounting cards for easy interface between components without having to design your own PCB.
Please refer to the datasheets for more information.
1. MC2XZQD – Z series amplifiers interface board for up to 2 axes. All connectors are quick-disconnect for easy
prototyping. PCB width is 72mm for compatible standard DIN mounting trays.
2. MC4XZGAL – mounts to Galil’s DMC-21x3 controller card for up to 4 axes of Z series amplifiers, with D-sub
feedback and I/O connectors.
3. MC4XZGALQD – mounts to Galil’s DMC-21x3 controller card for up to 4 axes of Z series amplifiers, with quick-disconnect
screw terminals for easy prototyping. The mating connector kit is sold separately (KIT4XZGALQD).
ORDERING INFORMATION:
Models: ZB6A6X, ZB12A8X
The X indicates current revision letter.