AC Amplifier, 5000 Line Brushless, Rotary, Covered, electronic component typically used in servo drives
AC Amplifier, 5000 Line Brushless, Rotary, Covered, electronic component typically used in servo drives

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Fadal

Fadal - AC Brushless Amplifier, Rotary - AMP-0041

SKU: AMP-0041
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$2,250.00 USD

The AMP-0041 is the Glentek AC brushless amplifier built specifically for Fadal rotary tables, VH65, TR65, and other 5000 line AC rotary configurations. When a rotary axis stalls, drifts out of position, or won't index correctly, this amplifier is the most likely point of failure.

Specifications ▼

Encoder Line Count

5000 line, AC brushless

Application

Fadal AC rotary tables: round-frame rotary motors, not the square-frame XYZ linear axis motors

Overload Protection

Current and temperature sensors built in. Folds back to continuous output after 3 seconds at peak rather than shutting down outright.

Fault Codes ▼

Fault Code 1

"No motor feedback" appears on power up if no motor feedback (resolver or encoder) or no motor motion is detected by the axis controller.

Fault Code 18

"Servo amplifier fault line down" the axis card no longer detects the fault line signal from the amplifier, or the signal strength drops below 10V.

Compatible Machines ▼

Fadal VH65, TR65, and other AC rotary tables

Any Fadal rotary axis using a 5000 line AC brushless rotary motor. Confirm your rotary table model before ordering.

Important Information ▼

Usually In Stock

Contact us to confirm current availability before ordering.

Test Before You Swap

Measure the three motor wires (R, S, T) to ground before replacing the amplifier. Each should read 1–10 megaohms. A shorted motor can damage a good amplifier on installation, so rule out the motor first.

Adjusting Without the Rotary Scale

If you disconnect the rotary scale to adjust the amplifier, the SETP axis ratio must be temporarily changed, for example, the TR65 B-axis normally runs a 180:1 ratio with the scale connected, and needs to be set to 90:1 while adjusting without it. Restore the original ratio afterward and cycle power for the change to take effect. Target following error for rotary tables: 595.

Also Needed For This Job ▼

Also Needed For This Job

If the amplifier tests fine but the rotary axis still misbehaves, the rotary motor or the rotary scale connection itself may be the actual failure point, check both before reordering.