Fanuc servo drive integration

I took the path that i was more comfortable with and got a set of 6050 drives for the servos i was using. With some minor rewiring i was able to make this function.

The 6058 drive is 200V and not 185V like the 6057 and 6050. The 20s is the only S series motor that is compatible with both the 185 and 200 volt drives. I don't have the manual with me to tell you what drive you need but i will look tonight.

If you do go this way then you will also need a transformer for 185V and 18V. from your source power

Thanks
Cory

Sorry for the delay.

You would need an A06B-6050-H104 drive with a Rev E or later top board.

Cory

PWMA / PWMB ,PWMC/PWMD,PWME/PWMF are Three phase sinusoidal PWM

IR /GDR , - R-Phase motor current

IS/GDS - S-Phase motor current

This Fanuc amplifier a three phase bridge with motor phase current feedback will block the PWM if any fault with power section like over current/under voltage

It should be easy to implement with Mesa
Hope this helps
Sivaraj

Thanks Sivaraj!

sivaraj wrote:

PWMA / PWMB ,PWMC/PWMD,PWME/PWMF are Three phase sinusoidal PWM

What is the relationship between PWM A & B (same with C/D, E/F)? Are they the High/Low control lines for half-bridges?


Any idea on the protocol for accessing the Alarm codes (ALM1,2,4,8)?

The alarm bits are just a 4 bit code(codes are listed in one of the controller manuals), This would require tri-stateable differential drivers on those PWM pins (and knowing when to change dir: DRDY?)

Yes 6-PWMs signals for 6 transistors on the 3phase bridge.
I worked on this about a year back .So If I remember right,the alarm signals are just multiplexed digital signals.No other protocal involved.

hello i am again. s700 have a Fanuc robot, buy blcd picosystem converters. I also have these drivers.
and according to my research are these,,,,,
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a06b-6058-h012
a06b-6058-h006

pwm a .....pwmf is pwm control 6 trifasic mosfets...
drdy- servo ready
mcon:mcc , activated relay power 200va in mosfets control.(voltaje power start )
ir and is,,,,,, sending to control amp power windings motor....

These Fanuc servo amplifiers require SIX PWM signals for each axis. If you have 5 motors on the robot (typical) then you would need THIRTY fast PWM channels to drive the 5 axes. Also, the top and bottom transistor of each pair must never be on at the same time, or it will likely blow the transistors. It might be better to just use 3 PWM generators with a pair of deadtime generators each to produce the 6 transistor drive signals. This would get into custom FPGA development.

Jon