Elmo Motion Control SimplIQ Line

Advanced servo drive solutions

Elmo's SimplIQ digital servo drives combine high power density, intelligent functionality and space-friendly design. The drives integrate Elmo's advanced, SimplIQ motion control core technology, which enables superior control performance, offers advanced programming capabilities and supports standard communication protocols. All the drives in the series include a fully digital motion controller that features current, velocity and position loops and a wide range of commutation types and position feedbacks. The result: higher dynamics and increased precision for a wide variety of implementations.

DC Input : 7.5 to 800 VDC - DC brush, Sinusoidal, trapezoidal motors

• Gold servo drives have a higher and wider servo performance Bandwidth, Current, Velocity, Position, Dual Loop, Gantry, etc. The Gold Line has a significantly wider current (Torque) and dynamic range.

• SimplIQ servo drives support CANopen Communication.

• Gold servo drives support EtherCAT & CANopen, and real-time of the latter is significantly improved.

• Gold servo drives support any feedback and have higher capabilities, performance and flexibilities in feedback manipulation for dual loops, Gantry, MIMO, etc.

Guitar Series

The Unique Servo Drive. High power density and intelligence in an ultra compact package.

The Guitar, the newest member of Elmo’s SimplIQ Motion Control Core family, offers the identical characteristics and functionalities common to all members of the SimplIQ family.

The Guitar delivers up to 4.8 kW of continuous power or 8.0 kW of peak power in a 119. 6 cc (6.95 in³) package (80 x 24.5 x 61 mm or 3.15" x 0.965" x 2.4").

The Guitar goes one step further in incorporating Elmo’s highly efficient and super compact power density. It suits every motion control application, especially where servo performance and compactness are issues.
The Guitar is a PCB mounted servo drive that provides top servo performance, networking and intelligence capabilities within a high level programming environment.

• The Guitar operates with a single DC bus of 11 VDC -195 VDC (three voltage ranges) with built-in smart control to supply backup capabilities.

• The Guitar delivers up to 45 amps of continuous current and 70 amps of peak current.

The Guitar features sinusoidal full vector control as well as trapezoidal and DC motor commutation methods.