Danish company Eldan Recycling has developed a frequency drive for its Super Chopper that offers a lower power consumption and a lower price than previous models, according to a company press release.
Said to simplify designs while reducing assembly time, the IMS200 micro-stepping, bipolar chopper driver provides up to four built-in microstep resolutions. Adjust-able currents up to 2A per phase are ...
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