Ge Fanuc Automation: Powermotion Products

GE Fanuc Automation
PowerMotion Products
Servo Product Specification Guide
GFH – 001B September 1998

Notice
This document is based on information available at the time of its publication. While efforts have been
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in hardware or software, nor to provide or every possible contingency in connection with installation,
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©Copyright 1998 GE Fanuc Automation North America, Inc.

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CONTENTS
Part I: α Series Servo System
SECTION 1: α SVU Series Servo System Block Diagram...................................................................5
SECTION 2: α Series Servo Product Overview ...................................................................................6

2.1 α Series Motors.............................................................................................................................6
2.2 α Series Motor Speed-Torque Curves..............................................................................................7
2.3 α Series Motor Holding Brake........................................................................................................8
2.4 α SVU Series Servo Amplifiers .....................................................................................................9
SECTION 3: α Series Servo System Specifications..........................................................................10
SECTION 4: α Servo System Options................................................................................................11

4.1 IP67 Sealing Option on α Series Servo Motors.............................................................................12
4.2 Absolute Encoder Battery Packs...................................................................................................13
SECTION 5: Installation Guidelines ...................................................................................................14
5.1 Motor Environmental Requirements .............................................................................................14
5.2 α Servo Amplifier Environmental Requirements...........................................................................14
5.3 α SVU Series servo amplifier heat Dissipation .............................................................................15
5.4 α Series Motor Dimensions ..........................................................................................................16
5.4.1 α6/3000 .................................................................................................................................16
5.4.2 α6/3000 with brake, side view ................................................................................................17
5.4.3 α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000, front view ......................................................................18
5.4.4 α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000, side view .......................................................................19
5.4.5 α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000 with brake, side view ......................................................20
5.4.6 α40/2000 with fan, front and rear views..................................................................................21
5.4.7 α40/2000 with fan, top and side views....................................................................................22
5.4.8 α40/2000 with fan and brake, top and side views ...................................................................23
5.5 Shaft Loading...............................................................................................................................24
5.6 α SVU1 Series Amplifier and Panel Cutout Dimensions ...............................................................25
5.6.1 α SVU1-80 and SVU1-130 dimension drawings ....................................................................25
5.6.2 α SVU1-80 and SVU1-130 panel cutout drawings .................................................................27
5.7 α SVU Series Switch Settings ......................................................................................................28
5.8 Noise Protection...........................................................................................................................29
5.8.1 Separation of Signal and Power Lines ....................................................................................29
5.8.2 Grounding ..............................................................................................................................29
5.9 Command Cable Grounding .........................................................................................................30
5.10 Selecting a ground fault interrupter.............................................................................................31
SECTION 6: Servo System Power Requirements .............................................................................32
6.1 Power Line Protection ..................................................................................................................32
6.2 AC Line Filter ...............................................................................................................................32
6.3 Circuit Breaker Selection..............................................................................................................34
6.4 Electromagnetic Contactor (MCC) Rating.....................................................................................34
6.5 Incoming AC power ......................................................................................................................35
6.5.1 AC Power Ratings..................................................................................................................35
6.6 Discharging Regenerative Energy ................................................................................................36
6.6.1 Calculating the Average Regenerative Energy........................................................................36
6.6.2 Regenerative discharge unit dimensions ................................................................................40
6.6.3 Regenerative discharge unit panel cutout dimensions.............................................................42
SECTION 7: α Servo System Connection...........................................................................................43
7.1 α SVU1 Amplifier Connections .....................................................................................................43
7.2 α System Connections .................................................................................................................44
7.3 α Servo Connection Diagram .......................................................................................................46
7.4 Connection Details .......................................................................................................................47
SECTION 8: α SVU Series Protection and Alarm Functions .............................................................59
Part II: β Series Servo System

SECTION 9: β Servo System Block Diagram......................................................................................63
SECTION 10: β Series Servo Product Overview ................................................................................64

10.1 β Series Motors ..........................................................................................................................64
10.2 β Series Motor Speed-Torque Curves............................................................................................65
10.3 β Series Motor Holding Brake.....................................................................................................66
10.4 β Series Servo Amplifiers...........................................................................................................67
SECTION 11: β Series Servo System Specifications .........................................................................68
SECTION 12: β Servo System Options...............................................................................................69

12.1 Absolute Encoder Battery Packs.................................................................................................70
SECTION 13: Installation Guidelines..................................................................................................71
13.1 Motor Environmental Requirements ...........................................................................................71
13.2 β Servo Amplifier Environmental Requirements .........................................................................71
13.3 β Servo Amplifier Heat Dissipation and Maintenance Clearances...............................................72
13.4 β Series Motor Dimensions.........................................................................................................73
13.4.1 β0.5/3000 Motor, front and side views ..................................................................................73
13.4.2 β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors, front view ..........................................................74
13.4.3 β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors, side view ...........................................................75
13.4.4 β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors with brake...........................................................76
13.5 Shaft Loading .............................................................................................................................77
13.6 β Series Amplifiers DIMENSIONS ..............................................................................................78
13.7 Noise Protection .........................................................................................................................79
13.7.1 Separation of Signal and Power Lines ..................................................................................79
13.7.2 Grounding ............................................................................................................................79
13.8 Command Cable Grounding .......................................................................................................80
13.9 Selecting a Ground Fault Interrupter...........................................................................................81
SECTION 14: β Servo System Power Requirements .........................................................................82
14.1 Power Line Protection ................................................................................................................82
14.2 AC Line Filter .............................................................................................................................82
14.3 Circuit Breaker Selection ............................................................................................................83
14.4 Electromagnetic Contactor Rating ..............................................................................................83
14.5 Incoming AC power ....................................................................................................................84
14.5.1 AC Power Ratings................................................................................................................84
14.6 Incoming DC Power....................................................................................................................85
14.7 Discharging Regenerative Energy ..............................................................................................85
14.7.1 Calculating the Average Regenerative Energy......................................................................86
SECTION 15: β Servo System Connection.........................................................................................88
15.1 System Connections...................................................................................................................88
15.2 β Connection Diagram................................................................................................................90
15.3 Connection Details .....................................................................................................................91
15.4 β Series Amplifier Protection and Alarm Functions................................................................... 105
GE Fanuc
PowerMotion®
α and β Series Servo
The α and β Series motors conform to

RELIABILITY
international IEC standards. A motor
The α and β Series Servo systems offer high protection level of IP65 is standard with all α
reliability and performance. In addition, high and β Series motors, and optional IP67
speed serial encoders and high efficiency sealing is available on α Series motors.
Integrated Power Modules further enhance the Torque ratings of 0.5, 2, 6, and 12 Nm are
performance of the servo systems. available on β Series motors, and torque
ratings of 6, 12, 22, 30, and 40 Nm are
The servo systems’ digital control loops available on α Series motors.
(current, velocity, and position) are closed in
the controller. This feature reduces setup time A 32K counts /revolution absolute mode
and delivers significant performance gains digital encoder is standard with each β Series
even in the most challenging applications. servo motor. A 64K absolute encoder is
standard on α Series motors. An optional
FEATURES electrically released holding brake is also
available on all α and β Series motors.
Additional features of the servo systems
include the following: α AND β AMPLIFIERS
The systems’ plug-and-play connectivity
The α and β Series Servo amplifiers integrate
makes them cost-effective to integrate
a power supply with the PWM switching
and maintain.
circuitry, making the amplifier compact and
The all-digital systems provide the very efficient. The amplifier is built to
greatest possible stability in a changing conform to these international standards:
environment.
There are no “personality” modules.
European CE (EMC and Low Voltage
directives)
The servos have a broad application
IEC Standards
range including a wide load inertia range,
flexible acceleration/deceleration, and UL/CUL on α Series
position feedback configurations.
Extensive software customization features PULSE WIDTH MODULATED
are available to optimize performance and INTERFACE
overcome machine limitations.
The Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) interface
α AND β SERVO MOTORS uses the standard GE Fanuc digital servo
communication protocol.
The α and β Series Servo motors offer
superior performance with reduced size and The α and β Series amplifiers can
cost. communicate with a wide variety of GE Fanuc
controllers, including the Power Mate D,
The β Series motors feature a new insulation Power Mate H, and DSM 300 Series, plus
system on the windings and an overall sealing many of the GE Fanuc CNC systems.
coating help protect the motor from the
environment.
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Part I:
α Servo
System
α and β Series Servo Product Specifications Guide
4 Part I: α Series Servo System

Section 1: α SVU Series Servo System Block Diagram

The following block diagram shows the interconnections of a typical α Series servo system:
200–240 VAC
Required
1-phase control power
Option
200-240 VAC Line Filter or Discharge
3-Phase Resistor Connector
Transformer
Command Motor
Signal Power
Motor
(Controller) Connection B
α Series
Connection
r
Position, M a Encoder
Velocity, and Amplifier k
e
Current Loops
90VDC
Absolute
Encoder
Battery Motor Encoder Feedback Connection
Master
Encoder
Figure 1. α SVU Series servo block diagram
NOTE
The 200–240 VAC control power inputs are jumpered to the three-phase
bus power inputs (L1C to L1 and L2C to L2) when delivered from the
factory. If a separate control power source is desired to maintain alarm
status during E-stop removal of main bus power, remove the jumper
links and connect the separate control power.
Product Overview 5
Section 2: α Series Servo Product Overview

2.1 α SERIES MOTORS
The α Series servo motors include built-in serial encoders with 64K PPR (pulses per revolution)
resolution. All α Series motors are available with an optional holding brake, and most are available with
an optional IP67 sealing. A fan package is standard on the α40/2000 servo motor. The servo motors
must be used with the designated amplifier package and a GE Fanuc motion controller such as the
Motion Mate DSM300 Series.
Table 1 provides a summary of the α Series servos. See Section 3 for more detailed motor
specifications.
Table 1. α Series Servo Motors
Motor Rated Torque Power Required Motor Catalog #

Rating Amplifier Kit
α6/3000 6 Nm (53 in-lbs) 1.4 kW 80 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0128-B575#7008

continuous stall (IC800APK080)
torque; 3000 RPM w/ IP67 Sealing: A06B-0128-B575#7076
(max) w/ Brake: A06B-0128-B675#7008
w/ IP67 Sealing & Brake: A06B-0128-B675#7076

(max) w/ Brake: A06B-0143-B175#7008

(max) w/ Brake: A06B-0147-B175#7008

(max) w/ Brake: A06B-0153-B175#7008
α40/2000 40 Nm (494 in-lbs) 7.2 kW 130 Amp Motor w/ Fan Package: A06B-0158-B075#7008
w/ fan continuous stall (IC800APK130)
package torque; 2000 RPM w/ Fan Package & Brake: A06B-0158-B175#7008
(max)

2.2 α SERIES MOTOR –TORQUE CURVES

The curves shown below illustrate the relationship between the speed of the motor and the output torque.
The motor can operate continuously at any combination of speed and torque within the prescribed
continuous operating zone. The limit of the continuous operating zone is determined with the motor’s
ambient temperature at 40°C and its drive current as pure sine wave. Actual operation is limited by the
current of the servo drive unit.
α6/3000 α12/3000
30 40
35
25
30
20
25
Torque
15
(Nm) 20
Torque
10 15
(Nm)
5 10
5
0 0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000
0 1000 2000 3000
Speed (RPM) Speed (RPM)
α22/2000 α30/3000
90
80 80
70
60
60
40 50
Torque
Torque (Nm) 40
(Nm) 20 30
20
0
0 1000 2000 3000 10
0
Speed (RPM) 0 1000 2000 3000
Speed (RPM)
α40/2000
150 KEY: - - - - = Intermittent operating
125 = Continuous operating
100
75
Torque
50
(Nm)
25
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000
Speed (RPM)
Figure 2. α Series motor speed-torque curves
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2.3 α SERIES MOTOR HOLDING BRAKE

Any of the servo motors can be ordered with a holding brake. The brake is used to prevent movement
on horizontal axes or falling along the vertical axis when the servo motor control is turned off.
Brakes are spring-set and electrically released and are designed for holding stationary loads only. Using
the holding brake to stop a moving axis may damage the motor or severely reduce its service life.
The specifications of the built-in brakes are listed in Table 2:
Table 2. Brake specifications
SERVO PACKAGE
Parameter α6/3000 α12/2000 α22/2000 α30/3000 α40/2000
Brake torque 71 in-lb 310 in-lb 310 in-lb 310 in-lb 310 in-lb
8 Nm 35 Nm 35 Nm 35 Nm 35 Nm
82 kgf-cm 357 kgf-cm 357 kgf-cm 357 kgf-cm 357 kgf-cm
Release Response 80 msec 150 msec 150 msec 150 msec 150 msec
Time
Brake Response 40 msec 20 msec 20 msec 20 msec 20 msec

Time
Supply Voltage and 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%)
Current 0.4 A or less 0.6 A or less 0.6 A or less 0.6 A or less 0.6 A or less
Weight Increase Approx. 5 lb Approx. 13.8 lb Approx. 13.8 lb Approx. 13.8 lb Approx. 22 lb
Approx. 2.3 kg Approx. 6.3 kg Approx. 6.3 kg Approx. 6.3 kg Approx. 10 kg
Inertia Increase 0.00061 in-lb-s2 0.0052 in-lb-s2 0.0052 in-lb-s2 0.0052 in-lb-s2 0.0087 in-lb-s2
0.00007 kg m2 0.0006 kg m2 0.0006 kg m2 0.0006 kg m2 0.0010 kg m2
0.0007 kgf-cm-s2 0.006 kgf-cm-s2 0.006 kgf-cm-s2 0.006 kgf-cm-s2 0.010 kgf-cm-s2
An example of a typical user-supplied brake power supply is shown below:
C A
Motor Brake
Connector
B 3102 10SL-3P (GE Fanuc P/N: 44A730464-G26)
Customer's Control Cabinet

Motor
A Surge Suppressor
Brake
500Ω /0.2µF Coil
B
100VAC
Full-Wave Rectifier C Ground
Brake Power Supply Motor Frame
Figure 3. Typical user-supplied brake power supply

2.4 α SVU SERIES SERVO AMPLIFIERS

The α SVU Series amplifiers must be matched to the corresponding α Series motor. Because motor
characteristics are closely related to amplifier ratings, GE Fanuc restricts the allowable motor/amplifier
combinations to those shown in Table 3 below.
GE Fanuc offers α SVU Series amplifiers either separately, for replacement and spare parts, or as
preconfigured packages that include the connectors and spare fuses necessary for most new
installations. The catalog numbers for both options and package contents are shown in the following
tables.
Table 3. α SVU Series models
Motor Amplifier Model Amplifier Catalog # Amplifier Package Catalog #
α6/3000 SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H105 IC800APK080
α12/3000 SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H105 IC800APK080
α22/2000 SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H105 IC800APK080
α30/3000 SVU1-130 A06B-6089-H106 IC800APK130
α40/2000 SVU1-130 A06B-6089-H106 IC800APK130
Table 4. α SVU Series packages
Description Package Contents* Catalog #
80 Amp • 1 SVU1-80 Amp (A06B-6093-H105) IC800APK080

α Series Amplifier • 1 Fuse (A06B-6089-K250)
Package • 1 External MCC Connector (A06B-6089-K201)
• 1 E-Stop Connector (A02B-0120-K321)
130 Amp • 1 SVU1-130 Amp (A06B-6093-H106) IC800APK130
α Series Amplifier • 1 External MCC Connector (A06B-6089-K201)
Package • 1 E-Stop Connector (A02B-0120-K321)
• 2 Fuses (A06B-6089-K250)
* If required, amplifier package components can be ordered separately.

Section 3: α Series Servo System

The α Series Servo system consists of a motor and its corresponding amplifier. GE Fanuc offers several
servo systems, which are identified in Table 5 below.
Table 5. Identification of servo systems

SERVO SYSTEM
Parameter (Unit) α6/3000 α12/3000 α22/2000 α30/3000 α40/2000
(w/fan)
MOTOR
Rated output power (kW) 1.4 2.8 3.8 4.8 7.3
Rated torque at stall (Nm) * 6.0 12 22 30 56
Rated torque at stall (in-lb) * 53 106 195 265 495
Rated torque at stall (kgf-cm) * 61 122 225 306 571
Rated output speed (RPM) 4000 3000 2000 3000 2000
2
Rotor inertia (kg m ) 0.0026 0.0062 0.012 0.017 0.022
2
Rotor inertia (in-lb-s ) 0.0174 0.0555 0.1041 0.1475 0.1996
2
Rotor inertia (kg-cm-s ) 0.027 0.064 0.12 0.17 0.23
Continuous RMS current at stall A (rms) 10.0 15.5 18.7 33.7 40.1
Torque constant (Nm/A [rms]) * 0.60 0.77 1.17 0.89 1.40
Torque constant (in-lb/A [rms]) * 5.3 6.8 10.4 7.9 12.4
Torque constant (kgf-cm/A [rms]) * 6.1 7.9 12.0 9.1 14.3
Back EMF constant (V/1000 RPM) * 21 27 41 31 49
Back EMF constant (Vsec/rad) * 0.20 0.26 0.39 0.30 0.47
Armature resistance (Ω) * 0.18 0.17 0.140 0.046 0.080
Mechanical time constant (s) * 0.004 0.005 0.004 0.003 0.003
Thermal time constant (min) 50 60 65 70 30
Static friction (Nm) 0.3 0.8 1.2 1.8 1.8
Static friction (in-lb) 2.7 7.1 10.6 15.9 15.9
Static friction (kgf-cm) 3 8 12 18 18
Maximum allowable current (A [peak]) 132 120 160 320 270
Maximum theoretical torque (Nm) ** 56 66 130 200 270
Maximum theoretical torque (in-lb) ** 496 584 1150 1770 2390
Maximum theoretical torque (kgf-cm) ** 571 670 1400 2100 2800
Weight (kg) 13 18 29 41 55
Weight (lb) 28.6 39.6 63.8 90.2 121
AMPLIFIER
Amplifier model SVU1-80 SVU1-80 SVU1-80 SVU1-130 SVU1-130
Rated output current (rms amps) 18.7 18.7 18.7 52.2 52.2
Current limit (Peak amps) 80 80 80 130 130
Heat loss (watts) 37.7 47.3 54 70.9 80.7
230 VAC 1φ control power current (A) 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.26 0.26
Weight (kg) 4.9 4.9 4.9 9.9 9.9
Weight (lb) 10.8 10.8 10.8 21.8 21.8
* These values are standard values at 20°C with a tolerance of ±10%. The speed-torque characteristics vary, depending on the type of software, parameter setting, and
input voltage of the digital servo amplifier. (The above figures show average values.) These values may be changed without prior notice.
** Theoretical values. The actual maximum torque is restricted by the current limit values of the drive amplifier.

Section 4: α Servo System Options

Designing a servo control system requires that you understand how the electrical and mechanical
aspects of your system interact. GE Fanuc application engineers are available to help you determine
your control system requirements.
Table 6 will help you select which servo options your system requires. Further details for each option are
located in the sections indicated.
Table 6. α Series servo package options
Servo Option Consider Selecting When Catalog # Section #
Motor Holding the system design includes an axis that must hold its Motor option (see 2.3
Brake position when power is removed p. 6 for motor
catalog #)
IP67 Sealing to enable the motor to meet IEC standards for protection Motor option (see 4.1
from solid objects and water p. 6 for motor
catalog #)
Absolute Encoder you would like to avoid having to re-reference the IC800ABK001 4.2
Battery Packs position when power is restored to the control
AC Line Filters 200—240 VAC is already available to the control cabinet 5.4 kW, 3-phase: 6.2
and no transformer is used. Line filters reduce harmonic A81L-0001-
noise into the servo power supply. 0083#3C
10.5 kW, 3-phase:
A81L-0001-0101#C
Prefinished Cables the cable lengths available from GE Fanuc are Refer to the “Cable 7.2
appropriate for your application Connection” table
on p. 45
External Discharge The internal regenerative discharge resistor is 16 Ohm 200 Watt: 6.6
Resistor insufficient for the application. If required, the regen A06B-6089-H500
resistor must be ordered separately.
16 Ohm 800 Watt:
A06B-6089-H713
8 Ohm 800 Watt:
A06B-6089-H711

4.1 IP67 SEALING OPTION ON α SERIES SERVO MOTORS

Most of the α Series servo motors can be ordered with IP67 Sealing. Motors with the IP67 Sealing meet
the IEC standards regarding protection from solid objects and water, as described below:
Standard IP6x: Protection from Solid Objects
Protected against solid objects greater than 1 mm thickness or diameter
Dust tight. “No ingress of dust.”
Standard IPx7: Protection from Water

Protected against dripping water, rate equivalent to 3–5 mm of rain per minute
Protected against splashing water from any direction
Protected from harmful damage due to water jets, according to the following test:
• Spray from all angles of 12.5 liters/minute (3.3 gal/min)
• Nozzle diameter = 6.3 mm (0.248 in)
2
• Pressure = 30 kN/m (0.3 bar)
• Distance = 3 m (118 in)
• Duration = 3 minutes
Protected from harmful Protected against the effects of immersion, according to the following test:
• Surface of the water level shall be at least 150 mm (5.9 in) above the highest point of the
machine
• Lowest point of the machine must be at least 1 m (39.4 in) below the surface of the water
• Duration of the test must be at least 30 minutes
• Water temperature must not differ from that of the machine by more than 5° C
For more information, refer to CEI/IEC 34–5; 1991 and the GE Fanuc document Servo and Spindle
Motors Exposed to Liquids (GFK-1046).

4.2 ABSOLUTE ENCODER BATTERY PACKS

All α Series servo motors feature a built-in serial encoder that can be used in either incremental or
absolute mode. In order to utilize the absolute capability, an optional encoder battery pack
(IC800ABK001) must be installed. This pack makes the encoder’s position information non-volatile so
that the machine does not need to be re-referenced to a home position every time power is restored to
the servo system.
The Absolute Encoder Battery Kit (IC800ABK001) contains the following:
One battery holder (A06B-6050-K060)
Four D-cell, alkaline batteries (A98L-0031-0005)
One kit provides battery backup for up to four absolute encoders. A two-meter-long cable
(44C741863-001) must be ordered separately for each servo axis connected to the battery pack. Kit
components cannot be ordered separately.
The battery pack is panel-mounted and requires a cutout in the mounting surface. Mounting dimensions
and terminal designations are shown below:
78
(3.07)
93
A D (3.66)
BC 103
(4.06)
E
92.2
40 (3.630)
(1.57)
78 106.3
(3.07) (4.185)
103
(4.06) All dimensions in mm (in)
A 3-M3 negative terminal
B Negative terminal indication
C Positive terminal indication
D 3-M3 positive terminal
E 4-∅4.3 (0.169) mounting holes
Figure 4. Absolute encoder battery pack

Section 5: Installation Guidelines

This section includes environmental requirements, motor and amplifier dimension drawings and
information on ensuring noise protection and selecting a ground fault interrupter.
5.1 MOTOR ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
The servo motor must be installed in a location that satisfies the following environmental conditions:
Table 7. Servo amplifier environmental conditions
Condition Description
Ambient temperature The ambient temperature should be -10°C to 40°C. When operating the machine at
a temperature higher than 40°C (55°C max), it is necessary to derate the output
power so that the motor’s temperature rating is not exceeded.
Vibration When installed in a machine, the vibration applied to the motor must not exceed 5G.
Altitude No more than 1,000 m (3,300 ft) above sea level.
Drip-Proof Environment The motors have a drip-proof structure that complies with IP65 of the IEC standard.
Optional IP67 Sealing, available on most α Series servo motors, offers further
protection from liquids (see Section 4.1 for more details). Nevertheless, to ensure
long-term performance, the motor surface should be protected from solvents,
lubricants, and fluid spray. A cover should be used when there is a possibility of
wetting the motor surface. Also, to prevent fluid from being led to the motor through
the cable, put a drip loop in the cable when the motor is mounted. Finally, turn the
motor connector sideways or downward as far as possible. If the cable connector
will be subjected to moisture, it is recommended that an R class or waterproof plug
be used.
For additional information, see GE Fanuc publication Servo and Spindle Motors Exposed to Liquids,
GFK-1046.
5.2 SERVO AMPLIFIER ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS
The servo amplifier must be installed in a location that satisfies the environmental conditions identified in
Table 8 below.
Ambient temperature 0°C to 55°C (operating).
-20°C to 60°C (storage and transportation).
Temperature fluctuation Within 1.1°C/min.
Humidity 30% to 95% RH (no condensation).
Altitude No more than 1000 m (3,300 ft) above sea level.
Vibration No more than 0.5 G during operation.
Atmosphere The circuitry and heat sink must not be exposed to any
corrosive and conductive vapor or liquid.
The amplifier must be installed in a cabinet that protects it from contaminants such as dust, coolant,
organic solvents, acid, corrosive gas, and salt. Adequate protection must also be provided for
applications where the amplifier could be exposed to radiation, such as microwave, ultraviolet, laser
light, or x-rays.

In order to adequately protect the amplifier, you must ensure that:

Contaminants such as dust and coolant, cannot enter through the air inlet or outlet.
The flow of cooling air is not obstructed.
The amplifier can be accessed for inspection.
The amplifier can be disassembled for maintenance and later reinstalled.
There is sufficient separation between the power and signal lines to avoid interference. Noise
protection should be provided.
5.3 α SVU SERIES SERVO AMPLIFIER HEAT DISSIPATION

To determine the heat generated by an α Series SVU amplifier with a particular motor, use the table that
follows. The α SVU Series amplifiers are mounted with their heat sink extending through a panel cut out
in the control enclosure. This design eliminates most of the heat dissipation inside the control cabinet.
Table 9. Servo amplifier heat dissipation
Motor Model Amplifier Total Dissipation Dissipation

Model Inside Cabinet
α6/3000 α SVU1-80 73 W 38 W
α12/3000 α SVU1-80 106 W 47 W
α22/2000 α SVU1-80 127 W 54 W
α30/3000 α SVU1-130 228 W 71 W
α40/2000 w/ Fan α SVU1-130 276 W 81 W
The following notes apply to the heat values:

The heat dissipation values are worst case values when motors are run at their continuous output
ratings.
If the heat sink of the amplifier is installed outside the cabinet or if a separate regenerative resistor is
installed outside the cabinet, it is unnecessary to add the heat generated by the regenerative resistor
to the total heat generated by the cabinet. If the heat sink of a built-in or separate regenerative
resistor is installed inside the cabinet, it is necessary to add the heat generated by the regenerative
resistor to the heat generated by the cabinet. See Section 6.6 for more information.

5.4 α SERIES MOTOR DIMENSIONS
5.4.1 α6/3000
BC
Dimensions shown in mm (in)
S BDmax BBmax
H
XD
AK U
BF
92 97
AJ (3.62) (3.82)
12 (.472)
AH
1
D 2
B
130 L
(5.118)
MOTOR MOTOR
Dim. α6/3000 Dim. α6/3000
S +0 BB 6 mm (.236 in)
6 −0.030 mm (0.2362/0.235 in)
XD 36 (1.417)
H +0
2.5 −0.013 (0.0984/0.0933)
AK +0
110 − 0.035 (4.331/4.329)
BD 165 (6.496)
U +0
AJ (dia) 145 (5.709) 19 − 0.013 (0.7480/0.7475)
BF (dia) 9 (0.354) BC 15±0.5 (0.610/0.571)
AH 55 (2.165)
Connector Description D 176 (6.93)
1 Motor AC Power Connector B 221 (8.70)
2 Motor Encoder Feedback Connector L 259 (10.20)
NOTES
1. See the α Connection section (Section 7: ) for more information about motor cables.
2. Shaft diameter runout = 0.02 mm max (0.00079 in).
3. Flange surface runout = 0.06 mm max (0.00236 in).
4. Rabbet diameter eccentricity = 0.02 mm max (0.00079 in).
5. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 70 kgf (31.8 lb).
Figure 5. α 6/3000 motor, front and side views

5.4.2 α6/3000 with brake, side view

(Front view same as α6/3000 without brake)
BC Dimensions shown in mm (in)

BBmax
XD
AK 92 U
(0.3622)
92 97
(3.62) (3.82)
4 (.157)
12 (.472)
39 3
AH (1.54) 2
D 1
B
L
MOTOR Connector Description
Dim. α6/3000 w/ brake 1 Motor AC Power Connector
BB 6 mm (0.236 in) 2 Motor Encoder Feedback Connector
XD 36 (1.917) 3 Brake Connector
AK +0
110 − 0.035 (4.331/4.329)
NOTES
U +0 1. See the α Connection section (Section 7: ) for more information
19 − 0.013 (0.7480/0.7475) about motor cables.
BC 221 (8.70) 3. Flange surface runout = 0.06 mm max (0.00236 in).
AH 55 (2.165) 5. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 70 kgf (31.8 lb).
D 225 (8.858)
B 270 (10.63)
L 309 (12.17)
Figure 6. α 6/3000 motor with brake, side view

5.4.3 α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000, front view

S BF
AJ
174
(6.85) Dimensions shown in mm (in)
MOTOR
Dim. α12/2000 α22/2000 α30/3000
S +0 +0 +0
10 − 0.036 mm (0.3937/0.3923 in) 10 − 0.036 mm (0.3937/0.3923 in) 10 − 0.036 mm (0.3937/0.3923 in)
H +0 +0 +0
3 −0.30 (0.1181/0.1063) 3 −0.30 (0.1181/0.1063) 3 −0.30 (0.1181/0.1063)
BF 13.5 (0.532) 13.5 (0.532) 13.5 (0.532)
AJ 200 (7.874) 200 (7.874) 200 (7.874)
NOTES FOR ALL VIEWS (see Section 5.4.4 for side view and Section 5.4.5 for side view with brake)
1. See the α Connection section (Section 7.2) for more information about motor cables.
4. Rabbet diameter eccentricity = 0.07 mm (0.00276 in).
5. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 450 kgf (204 lb).
6. Taps for eyebolts are M8 by 15 mm (.591 in) deep; eyebolts are not attached.
Figure 7. α 12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000 motors, front view

5.4.4 α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000, side view
D Taps for eyebolts

20 (0.787) Typ. (2) places (see notes)
BBmax
XD
AK U
108 122
(4.25) (4.80)
18
(0.709) 1
AH D 2
B
L Dimensions shown in mm (in)
MOTOR
Dimen. α12/2000 α22/2000 α30/3000
BB 3.2 mm (0.126 in) 3.2 mm (0.126 in) 3.2 mm (0.126 in)
XD 70 (2.756) 70 (2.756) 70 (2.756)
AK +0 +0 +0
114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499) 114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499) 114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499)
U +0.01 +0.01 +0.01

35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779) 35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779) 35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779)
AH 79 (3.11) 79 (3.11) 79 (3.11)
D 166 (6.535) 240 (9.449) 314 (12.362)
B 215 (8.465) 289 (11.378) 363 (14.291)
L 240 (9.45) 314 (12.36) 388 (15.28)
Connector Description
1 Motor AC Power Connector
2 Motor Encoder Feedback Connector
Figure 8. α 12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000 motors, side view

5.4.5 α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000 with brake, side view

(Front view same as α12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000 without brake; see also Notes in Section 5.4.3)
D Taps for eyebolts

20 (0.787) Typ. (2) places (see notes)
BBmax
XD Dimensions shown
in mm (in)
AK U
111 108 122

(4.37) (4.25) (4.80)
18
(0.709)
3
1 2
D
AH B
L
MOTOR
Dimension α12/2000 w/brake α22/2000 w/brake α30/3000 w/brake
BB 3.2 mm (0.126 in) 3.2 mm (0.126 in) 3.2 mm (0.126 in)
XD 70 (2.756) 70 (2.756) 70 (2.756)
AK +0 +0 +0
114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499) 114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499) 114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499)
U +0.01 +0.01 +0.01

35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779) 35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779) 35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779)
AH 79 (3.11) 79 (3.11) 79 (3.11)
D 238 (9.37) 312 (12.28) 386 (15.20)
B 287 (11.30) 361 (14.21) 435 (17.13)
L 312 (12.28) 386 (15.20) 460 (18.11)
1 Motor AC Power Connector
2 Motor Encoder Feedback Connector
3 Brake Connector
Figure 9. α 12/3000, α22/2000, and α30/3000 motors with brake, side view

5.4.6 α40/2000 with fan, front and rear views

51 52 Taps for eyebolts
(2.008) (2.047) Typ. (2) places (see notes)
S
BF 100
(3.94)
F AN U C
Dimensions shown
H in mm (in)
AJ 150
(5.91)
174 180
(6.85) (7.09)
AIR OUT
MOTOR
Dim. α40/2000 w/fan
+0
10 − 0.036 mm
S
(0.3937/0.3923 in)
+0
3 −0.30
H
(0.1181/0.1063)
BF (dia.) 13.5 mm (0.531 in)
AJ (dia.) 200 (7.874)
NOTES FOR ALL VIEWS (see Sections 5.4.7 and 5.4.8 for top and side views)
1. See Section 7.2 for more information about motor cables.
3. Flange surface runout = 10.10 max (0.00394 in).
4. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 450 kgf (990 lb).
5. Taps for eyebolts are M8 by 15 mm (.591 in) deep; eyebolts are not attached.
7. Direction of air flow is downward only.
Figure 10. α 40/2000 with fan, front and rear views

5.4.7 α40/2000 with fan, top and side views

325
35 (1.38) (12.80)
180 Dimensions shown

(7.09) in mm (in)
388 Taps for eyebolts

20 (.787) (15.28) Typ. (2) places (see notes)
BBmax
XD
AK U
109 108
122
(4.25) (4.80)
(4.29)
AH
18 (0.709)
AIR OUT 3 1 2
388 (15.28)
437 (17.20)
462 (18.19)

Dim. α40/2000 w/fan 1 Motor AC Power Connector
BB 3.2 mm (0.126 mm) 2 Motor Encoder Feedback Connector
XD 70 (2.756) 3 Fan Connector
AK +0
114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499)
U +0.01
35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779)
AH 79 (3.11)
Figure 11. α 40/2000 motor with fan, top and side views

5.4.8 α40/2000 with fan and brake, top and side views
(Front and rear views same as α40/2000 with fan and without brake)
122 325
(4.8) (12.80)
180 Dimensions shown

(7.09) in mm (in)
474 Taps for eyebolts

20 (.787) (18.66) Typ. (2) places (see notes)
BBmax
XD
AK U
108 122
(4.25) (4.80)
AH
18 (0.709)
65
(2.56) 3 AIR OUT 4 1 2
474 (18.66)
523 (20.59)
548 (21.57)

Dim. α40/2000 w/fan 1 Motor AC Power Connector
BB 3.2 mm (0.126 in) 2 Motor Encoder Feedback Connector
XD 70 (2.756) 3 Brake Connector
AK +0
114.3 −0.025 (4.50/4.499) 4 Fan Connector
U +0.01
35 −0 (1.3784/1.3779)
AH 79 (3.11)
Figure 12. α 40/2000 motor with fan and brake, top and side views

5.5 SHAFT LOADING:

The allowable load of the motor shaft is as follows:
Table 10. Allowable motor shaft load
Motor Model Radial Load Axial Load Front Bearing

Type
α6/3000 70 kg (31.8 lb) 20 kg (9.1 lb) 6205
α12/3000, α22/2000, 450 kg (204 lb) 135 kg (61.4 lb) 6208

α30/3000, α40/2000 w/ fan
NOTES:
The allowable radial load is the value when a load is applied to the shaft end. It indicates the total
continuous force applied to the shaft in some methods of mounting (for example, belt tension) and
the force by load torque (for example, moment/pulley radius).
The belt tension is critical particularly when a timing belt is used. Belts that are too tight may cause
breakage of the shaft or premature bearing failure. Belt tension must be controlled so as not to
exceed the limits calculated from the permissable radial load indicated above.
In some operating conditions, the pulley diameter or gear size needs to be checked. For example,
when using the model α6/3000 with a pulley/gear with a radius of 1.5 cm (2 in) or less, the radial load
when 230 in-lb of peak torque is provided by the motor will exceed the 154 lb maximum rating. In the
case of the timing belt, the belt tension is added to this value, making it necessary to support the
shaft end.
When using a timing belt, shaft failure or bearing overload can be minimized by positioning the
pulley as close to the bearing as possible.
Since a standard single row, deep-groove ball bearing is used for the motor bearing, a very large
axial load cannot be used. Particularly when using a worm gear and a helical gear, it is necessary to
provide another bearing to isolate the thrust load from the searing.
The motor bearing is generally fixed with a C-snap ring, and there is a small play in the axial
direction. When this play influences the positioning in the case of using a worm gear and a helical
gear, for example, it is necessary to use an additional bearing support.

5.6 α SVU1 SERIES AMPLIFIER AND PANEL CUTOUT DIMENSIONS

The α SVU Series amplifiers are designed with a rear-mounted heat sink that extends through a hole in
the mounting plate. This design eliminates most of the heat dissipation inside the control cabinet
reducing the temperature rise in the cabinet and the load on cabinet cooling equipment.
This section contains front and side views as well as the panel cutout drawings for the SVU1-80 and
SVU1-130 servo amplifier units.
5.6.1 α SVU1-80 and SVU1-130 dimension drawings
SVU1-80 SVU1-130
90 max. 150
(3.54) (5.91)
380 380
(14.96) (14.96)
FANUC FANUC
360
AC SERVO UNIT 360
α series
(14.17) AC SERVO UNIT
(14.17)
α series
45 6 mm (0.236) dia. hole 75 9 mm (0.354) dia. hole

(1.77) Typ. (2) places (2.95) Typ. (2) places
Figure 13. Front view of αSVU1-80 and αSVU1-130 servo amplifiers

A min B
Dim. SVU1-80 SVU1-130
C max 50
HOT AIR OUT MAINTENANCE AREA
(1.97) A 135 mm (5.31 in) 135 mm (5.31 in)
B 165 (6.50) 175 (6.89)
C 120 (4.72) 130 (5.12)
FAN
(αSVU1-130
ONLY)
AIR IN
MAINTENANCE AREA
8 (0.315) 80
(3.15)
Figure 14. Side view of αSVU1-80 and αSVU1-130 servo amplifiers
NOTE
The α SVU Series amplifiers and regenerative discharge units have rear
heat sink extensions designed to protrude through the customer’s control
cabinet. This design allows the amplifier’s heat to be dissipated outside
the control cabinet, reducing the load on enclosure cooling equipment.
Panel cut out drawings are shown on the next page.

5.6.2 α SVU1-80 and SVU1-130 panel cutout drawings
SVU1-80 SVU1-130
11 11
2-M5 (0.196) (0.433) 2-M8 (0.315) (0.433)
R4 max. R4 max.
(0.157) (0.157)
360 360
338 (14.17) 338 (14.17)
(13.31) (13.31)
38.0 68.0
(1.50) (2.68)
76.0 136
(2.99) (5.35)
Figure 15. Panel cut out drawings of α SVU1-80 and α SVU1-130 servo amplifiers

5.7 α SVU SERIES SWITCH SETTINGS

There are four channel switches located above the 7-segment LED and behind
OFF ON
the terminal board cover on the front of the α Series servo amplifiers. These
4 switches should be set as described below before use of the α SVU series servo
3 amplifiers.
2
1
ON
Figure 16. α SVU Series channel switches
Positions:
The switches are sequentially numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 with the one at the bottom as switch 1. The OFF
position is on the left, and the ON position is on the right.
Switch 1 Setting:
Always set to ON.
Switch 2 Setting:
Always set to OFF for α SVU1 Series.
NOTE: If the switch 2 setting is incorrect, the VRDY OFF alarm may occur.
Switch 3 and 4 Setting:
The setting of these switches depends on the regenerative discharge resistance used:
Table 11. Switch 3 and 4 setting for α SVU1 Series amplifiers
SVU1-80 SVU1-130
Regen. Discharge Unit SW3 SW4 Regen. Discharge Unit SW3 SW4
Built-in (100 W) ON ON Built-in (400 W) ON ON
Separate A06B-6089-H500 (200 W) ON OFF Separate A06B-6089-H711 (800 W) ON OFF
Separate A06B-6089-H713 (800 W) OFF OFF

5.8 NOISE PROTECTION
5.8.1 Separation of Signal and Power Lines

When routing signal and power lines, the signal lines must be separated from the power lines to ensure
best noise immunity. Table 12 below lists the types of cables used:
Table 12. Servo amplifier signal line separation
Group Signal Action
A Amplifier input power line, Separate these cables from those of group B by bundling them
motor power line, MCC drive separately* or by means of electromagnetic shielding**. Attach a noise
coil preventer or suppressor, such as a spark arrester, to the MCC drive coil.
B Cable connecting control unit Separate these cables from those of group A by bundling them
with servo amplifier and serial separately or by means of electromagnetic shielding**. In addition,
encoder feedback cable shielding must be provided.
* The bundle of group A cables must be separated from the bundle of group B cables by at least 10 cm.
** Electromagnetic shielding involves shielding groups from each other by means of a grounded metal (steel) plate.
5.8.2 Grounding
A typical machine has three separate grounds:
Signal Ground: Provides the reference potential (0 V) for the electrical signal system.
Frame Ground: Ensures safety and shields external and internal noise.
System Ground: Connects each unit and the inter-unit frame ground system to earth ground.
Pow er S e rv o C N CFanuc
GE
m a g n e tic s amp. c o n tro l
Motion
u n it un it
Controller
O p e ra to r's
panel
Pow er
m a g n et ic s c ab in e t
D is trib u tio n b o a rd
M a in
un it
S ign al g ro u n d
Fra m e g ro u n d
S y s te m g ro u n d
Figure 17. Ground system

Notes on the ground system wiring for α SVU1 Series amplifiers:

The ground resistance of the system ground must not exceed 100 ohms (Class-3 ground).
System ground connection cables must have a sufficiently large cross-sectional area to enable them
to safely carry the current that will arise in the event of a problem such as a short-circuit (in general,
a cross-sectional area no less than that of the AC power line must be provided).
The system ground connection cable must be integrated with the AC power line such that power
cannot be supplied if the ground wire is disconnected.
5.9 COMMAND CABLE GROUNDING

The GE Fanuc controller cables that require shielding should be clamped by the method shown below.
This cable clamp treatment provides both cable support (strain relief) and proper grounding of the shield.
To ensure stable system operation, the cable clamp method is recommended. Partially peel back the
cable sheath to expose the shield. Push the clamp (A99L-0035-0001) over the exposed shield and insert
the clamp hooks into slots on the grounding bar (44B295864-001). Tighten the clamp to secure cable and
complete the ground connection. The grounding bar must be attached to a low impedance earth ground.
40 (1.57)
Cable to
Grounding 80 (3.15)
Bar
Cable
Grounding
Clamp
Grounding
Figure 18. Cable grounding clamp detail

GE Fanuc
Motion Controller
Cable Grounding Clamp

(A99L-0035-0001)
Exposed Cable
Shield/Braid
Grounding Bar
(44B295864-001)
Figure 19. Command cable shield grounding system
5.10 SELECTING A GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER

The α Series servo amplifier drives a motor by means of the transistor-based PWM inverter method, in
which a high-frequency leakage current flows to ground through the stray capacitance of the motor
windings, power cable, and amplifier. A ground fault interrupter or leakage-protection relay, which is
installed on the power supply side, can malfunction if such a leakage current should flow. Therefore, you
should select an inverter-compatible ground fault interrupter capable of handling the approximate
leakage currents shown below in order to protect against the occurrence of this malfunction:
α6/3000: choose a 1.8 mA commercial frequency component.
α12/3000, α22/2000: choose a 2.0 mA commercial frequency component.
α30/3000, α40/2000: choose a 2.5 mA commercial frequency component.

Section 6: α Servo System Power Requirements

This section provides information about AC amplifier power as well as the discharge of regenerative
power.
6.1 POWER LINE PROTECTION

A circuit breaker, electromagnetic contactor and AC line filter or transformer should be installed as part
of your α Series Servo system. GE Fanuc provides the AC line filter as an option. The transformer,
circuit breaker, and electromagnetic contactor, however, are user-supplied components. In European
countries where power sources are 380 to 400 VAC and neutral grounded, it is necessary to install a
transformer.
The same incoming AC control components can be used to provide power to multiple amplifiers, as long
as the components are rated for the current and power drawn by the sum of all of the amplifiers.
6.2 AC LINE FILTER

An AC line filter is recommended to suppress the influences of high-frequency input line noise on the
drive power supply. When an isolation-type power transformer is used because a power supply voltage
within the specified range is not available, an AC line filter is not required.
If two or more servo amplifiers are connected to one AC line filter, the total continuous output rating of all
connected servo amplifiers should be kept below the continuous output rating of the AC line filter. The
continuous output rating for the various servos are shown below.
Table 13. α servo motor continuous output rating
Motor Cont. Output Rating
α6/3000 1.4 kW
α12/3000 2.8 kW
α22/2000 3.8 kW
α30/3000 4.8 kW
α40/2000 with fan 7.3 kW
If your installation must be EMC compliant, verify that the use of an AC line filter fully satisfies the EMC
requirements. You may need to select and install a user-supplied noise filter in order to meet EMC
requirements.
GE Fanuc offers two AC line filters from GE Fanuc:
5.4 kW, 3-phase (A81L-0001-0083#3C)
10.5 kW, 3-phase (A81L-0001-0101#C)

Table 14. AC line filter specifications
Specification 5.4 kW 10.5 kW
Continuous rated current 24A 44A
Max. continuous rated power 5.4kW 10.5kW
Heat dissipation 20W 70W
Weight 1.1 kg (2.4 lb) 3.0 kg (6.6 lb)
Catalog Number (A81L-0001-0083#3C) (A81L-0001-0101#C)
The dimensions of the AC line filters are as follows

AC LINE FILTER
Dim. 5.4 kW 10.5 kW
50
A A 50 mm (1.97in) 65 (2.56)
(1.97)
56
B B 56 (2.20) 76 (2.99)
(2.20)
60
C C 60 (2.36) 80 (3.15)
(2.36)
D 6-M4 x 0.7 deep 6-M5
E 30 (1.18) 35 (1.38)
E
30 F
30 G
5
6-M4Dx 0.7 (1.18) (1.18) (.197)
Deep F 30 (1.18) 35 (1.38)
G 5 (.197) 5.5 (.217)
H 73.6 (2.89) 98.5 (3.86)
I 95 (3.74) 114 (4.49)

73.6 J 110 (4.33) 126 (4.96)
H
(2.89)
K 35 (1.38) 63 (2.48)
L 1.6 (.062) 2 (.079)
M 78.5 (3.09) 113 (4.45)

95
I
(3.74) N 1.6 (.062) 2 (.079)
110
J
(4.33)
35
K
(1.38)
1.6
L
(.062)
78.5
M
(3.09)
1.6
N
(.062)
Figure 20. AC line filter dimension drawing

6.3 CIRCUIT BREAKER SELECTION

To provide proper protection for the amplifier, use a circuit breaker rated at no more than 20 Amps (10A
for VDE 1601 compliance for CE marking). Table 15 will help you select the appropriate circuit breaker
for your motion application.
Table 15. Currents drawn at continuous rated output
Motor Input Current NOTE

3-phase*
When multiple amplifiers are connected to a single
α6/3000 6 A (rms) circuit breaker, select a breaker by multiplying the sum
of the currents listed in Table 15 by 0.6.*
α12/3000 11 A (rms)
During rapid motor acceleration, a current that is three
α22/2000 15 A (rms) times the continuous rating flows. Select a circuit
breaker that does not trip when a current that is three
α30/3000 21 A (rms) times the continuous rating flows for two seconds.
α40/2000 29 A (rms)
*This factor attempts to compensate for applications where all axes are not demanding full power at the same time. For applications
where all axes are running coninuously or with high duty cycles, this factor must be increased to 1.
6.4 ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACTOR (MCC) RATING

To prepare for incoming AC power, you must also select and install an appropriate electromagnetic
contactor (MCC), based on the peak currents for the motors in your system. A contactor is typically
required on systems approved to display the CE marking (Machinery Directive). When multiple
amplifiers are connected to a single circuit breaker, select a breaker based on the sum of the currents in
Table 15.

6.5 INCOMING AC POWER

The α SVU Series servo amplifiers require a three-phase AC input for main bus power and a single-
phase AC input for control power. Two terminals of the three-phase input (L1 and L2) are connected with
the terminals for the single-phase input by jumper bars on terminal board T1 at the factory. If you want to
separate the two power supplies, remove the jumper bars. The power requirements for these supplies
are shown below:
Table 16. AC and control power
Specification Description
Voltage: 3-phase 200 VAC to 240 VAC
Frequency 50 Hz, 60Hz ±2 Hz
Voltage fluctuation during 7% or less

acceleration/deceleration
Table 17. Control power current
Amplifier Model Control Power Current
α SVU1-80 150 mA
α SVU1-130 300 mA
6.5.1 AC Power Ratings

The power supply rating required when using multiple servo motors can be determined by summing the
requirements of the individual motors.
The power supply ratings listed in Table 18 are sufficient as continuous ratings. Note, however, that
servo motor acceleration causes a current to momentarily flow that is approximately three times the
continuous flow rating.
When the power is turned on, a surge current of about 37A (when 264VAC is applied) flows for 20 msec.
Table 18. Three-phase power supply ratings
Motor Power Supply Rating Current @ 230 VAC
α6/3000 2.2 kVA 6A
α12/3000 4.3 kVA 11 A
α22/2000 5.9 kVA 15 A
α30/3000 8.2 kVA 21 A
α40/2000 with fan 11.3 kVA 29 A

6.6 DISCHARGING REGENERATIVE ENERGY

Regenerative energy is normally created in applications with a high load inertia or frequent acceleration
and deceleration. When decelerating a load, the stored kinetic energy of the load causes generator
action in the motor causing energy to be returned to the α Series amplifier.
The α SVU amplifiers have a regenerative discharge resistor built in to dissipate this energy. For light
loads, low acceleration rates, or low speed machines, the amplifier may be able to handle the
regenerated energy. Some applications may require the assistance of a separately mounted external
regenerative discharge unit. Vertical axes with no counter balance may generate excessive regenerative
energy. These units comply with VDE 0160, European Safety Standards for CE marking.
Three separate regenerative discharge units are available for the α SVU Series amplifiers:
16 Ω, 200 W (A06B-6089-H500) for the SVU1-80 (weight of 2.2 Kg [4.8 lb])
16 Ω, 800 W (A06B-6089-H713) for the SVU1-80 (weight of 5 Kg [11 lb])
8 Ω, 800 W (A06B-6089-H711) for the SVU1-130 (weight of 5 Kg [11 lb])
Calculations to determine if a separate regenerative discharge unit is required are shown in Section
6.6.1.
If the regenerative discharge unit overheats, a built-in thermostat is tripped, the external overheat alarm
is issued, and the motor is stopped. If an external regenerative discharge unit is required, a separate
unit must be installed for each amplifier. This component cannot be daisy-chained. The dimensions for
these units are shown in Section 6.6.2. Connections for cables K7 and K8 are shown on p. 54 of this
document.
6.6.1 Calculating the Average Regenerative Energy

Use the following calculation to determine the average regenerative power that will be released in your
application (ambient temperature is assumed not to exceed 55°C). Based on the calculations, a
separate regenerative discharge unit may be required. If this is the case, select either the 200 W or 800
W regenerative discharge unit as appropriate for the amplifier model. The watt rating of the selected unit
must exceed the average calculated regenerative power.
Average Power Vertical Power

Amount of = Rotational Power Released – Consumed + Released During
Regenerative During Deceleration (P1) through Axis Downward
Discharge (W) (STEP 1) Friction (P2) Motion (P3)
(STEP 2) (STEP 3)

STEP 1—Rotational power released during deceleration (P1)

−4
P1 = (6.19 x10 ) × ( J m + J L ) × ω m / F watts
2
where:
F Deceleration duty (sec)
(Example: deceleration once per 5 second cycle, F=5)
2
Jm Motor rotor inertia (lb-in-s )
α6/3000 = 0.0174
α12/3000 = 0.0555
α22/2000 = 0.1041
α30/3000 = 0.1475
α40/2000 = 0.1996
2
JL Load inertia converted to motor shaft inertia (lb-in-s )
ωm Maximum motor speed at time of deceleration (rpm)
STEP 2—Power consumed through axis friction (P2)

−3
P2 = (5.91x10 ) × t a × ω m × TL / F Watts
where:
ta Worst case/deceleration time (shortest time) (sec)

TL Machine friction torque (in-lb)
F Deceleration duty (sec)
STEP 3—Vertical power released during downward motion (P3)

(this term applies only for vertical axis operation)
−2 D
P3 = (1.182 x10 ) × Th × ω m × Watts
100
where:
ωm Motor speed during rapid traverse (rpm)
Th Upward supporting torque applied by the motor during (sec)

downward motion
D Duty cycle of downward operation (%)
(Note: The maximum value of D is 50%)

STEP 4—Determine if a separate regenerative discharge unit is required

When the average regenerative power produced never exceeds the values indicated in Table 19, a
separate regenerative discharge unit is NOT required:
Average Regenerative Power = P1 – P2 + P3
Table 19. Maximum allowable regenerative energy for amplifiers
Amplifier Max. Allowable Regen. Power Used with Motors
αSVU1-80 100 watts α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000
αSVU1-130 400 watts α30/3000, α40/2000 w/fan
If the average regenerative power exceeds the value for the amplifier, only then is a separate
regenerative discharge unit required. Select a unit from Table 20 that exceeds the calculated power
value.
Table 20. Regenerative discharge capacity
Amplifier Unit Catalog # No Air Flow Air Velocity Air Velocity

Model 2m/sec 4m/sec
αSVU1-80 16 Ω, 200 W A06B-6089-H500 200 W (as shipped) 400 W* 600 W*
αSVU1-130 8 Ω, 800 W A06B-6089-H711 Forced cooling fan is installed 800 W
αSVU1-80 16 Ω, 800 W A06B-6089-H713 Forced cooling fan is installed 800 W
*GE Fanuc does not supply a cooling fan for this unit. These values are supplied for reference only (customer-
supplied fan).
EXAMPLE:
Assume a vertical axis using an α12/3000 motor (Jm = 0.0555 lb-in-s ) that decelerates once every 4
2
seconds (F = 4) for 0.10 seconds (ta) from a maximum speed of 2500 rpm (ωm). The machine load inertia
2
reflected to the motor shaft (JL) is 0.05 lb-in-s . The torque (max) required to support the load during a
downward move (Th) is 100 in-lb, and the downward motion is 20% of the cycle (D). Axis friction (TL) is
35 in-lb.
STEP 1:
-4 2
P1 = Rotational Power = (6.19 x 10 ) x (0.0555 + 0.05) x 2000 /4
= 65.3 Watts
STEP 2:
-3
P2 = Friction Power = (5.91 x 10 ) x 0.10 x 2000 x 35/4
= 10.3 Watts
STEP 3:
-2 20
P3 = Vertical Power = (1.182 x 10 ) x 100 x 2000 x = 472.8 Watts
100

STEP 4:
Average Power = P1 – P2 + P3
= 65.3 – 10.3 + 472.8
= 527.8 Watts
(Note the large value associated with the non-counterbalanced vertical load)
Since this value is larger than the 100 W internal capacity of the αSVU1-80 amplifier used with this
motor, a separate regenerative discharge unit is required. The A06B-6089-H713 unit is adequate since
its 800 W rating exceeds the 539.1 W average for the application. With a customer-supplied fan with at
least a 4 m/sec flow rate, the A06B-6089-H500 unit could also be used.

6.6.2 Regenerative discharge unit dimensions

The separate regenerative discharge units are designed with a rear-mounted heat sink that extends
through a hole in the mounting plate. This design eliminates most of the heat inside the control cabinet.
This section contains the dimensions for the units, and Section 6.6.3 shows the necessary panel cutouts
to properly mount the units in an enclosure.
A06B-6089-H500 (200 W) for the α SVU1-80
90 max
(3.54)
AIR FLOW
380
(14.96)
360
(14.17)
+ + + +
Terminal board 1.6 (0.063)

screws: M4x4 45 6 mm (0.236) dia. Hole
(1.77) Typ. (2) places 90
25 (0.984) (3.54)
Figure 21. 200 W Regenerative discharge unit (A06B-6089-H500), front, side, and end views

A06B-6089-H711 (800 W) for the α SVU1-130 and A06B-6089-H713 (800W) for the α SVU1-80
23 10
7 (0.276) dia Hole (0.906) (0.254)
Typ. (2) places
HOT AIR OUT*
23 (0.906)
380
335 360 (14.96)
334 (14.17)
(13.19)
(13.15)
T3
Fan Motor 110

(4.33)
22 (0.866)
AIR IN 75
130 8 (.315) (2.95)
(5.12) 150
5 (0.197) min. (5.91)
CAUTION 11 (0.433)
Screw M4X8L
9 (0.354)
The exhaust system becomes very T3
hot. Do not touch or mount parts too + + + + + +
close. 1 2 3 4 5 6
Figure 22. 800 W Regenerative discharge unit (A06B-6089-H711, A06B-6089-H713), front, side, and end
views and T3 terminal detail

6.6.3 Regenerative discharge unit panel cutout dimensions

The panel cutouts necessary to mount the separate regenerative discharge units are shown below.
A06B-6089-H500 (200 W) for the α SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H711 (800 W) for the α SVU1-130
A06B-6089-H713 (800 W) for the α SVU1-80
11 11
(0.433) 2-M6 (0.236) (.433)
2-M5 (0.196)
4-R4.0 max.
360 360
338 (14.17) 338 (14.17)
(13.31) (13.31)
4-R4.0 max. 38.0

(1.50) 68.0
76.0 Packing location
(2.68)
(2.99) 136 shown by cross
(5.35) hatching (See
Caution)
CAUTION:
Attach packing (acrylonitrile-butadiene
rubber or soft NBR) around the cutout to
keep out oil and dust.
Figure 23. Regenerative discharge unit panel cutout dimensions

Section 7: α Servo System Connection

7.1 α SVU1 AMPLIFIER CONNECTIONS
Power terminations are connected to the αSVU amplifiers on Terminal Board T1 located on the front
of the amplifier. The terminals are shielded by a hinged cover that includes a convenient label
indicating the terminal designations, as shown in Figure 24. Terminals are M4 screws and will accept
stripped wire, spring spade, or ring terminals.
α SVU1-80 α SVU1-130
(A06B-6089-H105) (A06B-6089-H106)
T1 T1
1 1
13 L1C
2 L1 2 L1
14 L2C
3 L2 3 L2
15 TH1 13 L1C
4 L3 4 L3
16 (100A) 14 L2C
5 (100A) 5 (100A)
17 (100B) 15 TH1
6 (100B) 6 (100B)
18 RL2 16 TH2
7 RL2 7 RL1
19 RL3 17 RC
8 RL3 8 RL2
U
20 18 RI
[UM] U
9 9 U
V [UM]
21 19 RE
[VM] V
10 10 V
W [VM] FAN
22 24
[WM] W 1
11 11 W
[WM] FAN
23 25
2
12 12
NOTE
5 and 6 on terminal board T1 are not used with the α SVU1 Series.
Figure 24. αSVU amplifier terminal designations

Signal and control cables are interfaced to the amplifiers using connectors on the bottom of the unit.
Location and designation of each connector is shown in Figure 25.
# Connector Description Connector Remarks See

Label Section
7.4
1 Connector for GE Fanuc Motion JS1B N/A K1 cable

Controller or CNC Interface
1
3 3 2 Connector for Serial Encoder JF1 N/A K2 cable
2 2 3 Connector for Serial Encoder JA4 N/A K9 cable
2 1 1 Battery
4 5 4 Connector for 24V power supply CX3 pin 1 K10 cable
(connector keyed for Y position) pin 3
3
5 Connector for E-Stop input CX4 pin 2; ESP K5 cable
signal (connector keyed for X pin 3; 24V
position)
Figure 25. Bottom view of αSVU amplifier
7.2 α SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

When planning your system, it is important to determine how the different parts of the system
connect together. Cable reference numbers K1 through K15 on the α Servo Connection Diagram in
Section 7.3 and in Table 22 indicate the required and optional system connections.
The α Series motor and amplifier connectors required for the system are available from GE Fanuc.
GE Fanuc supplies connectors in order to allow you to manufacture cables to the specific length
required by your system design. GE Fanuc does offer finished cables as options for many
connections. See the Cable Connections chart that follows for more information.
An external contactor (MCC) connector (A06B-6089-K201) and E-Stop connector (A02B-0120-K321)
are shipped with each α Series servo amplifier package.
Optional As are also available for the various and feedback cables.
Table 21. Available motor cable connectors for α Servo systems
Part Number Description
44A730464-G18 Motor Power Connector Kit, α6/3000
44A730464-G20 Motor Power Connector Kit, α12/3000 and α22/2000
44A730464-G21 Motor Power Connector Kit, α30/3000 and α40/2000
A06B-6050-K115 Motor Encoder Connector Kit, α 6/3000
44A730464-G24 Motor Encoder Connector Kit, α12/3000, α22/2000, α30/3000, and α40/2000
44A730464-G26 Motor Brake Connector Kit, all α Series motors

Table 22. Cable Connections
Ref. Connects Prefinished Cable Part Number Connection Type When Required
K1 DSM302 to Amplifier (JS1B) IC800CBL001 (1m) Servo Command always

IC800CBL002 (3m) Signal
K1 All Other Controllers to Amplifier IC800CBL003 (2m) Servo Command always

(JS1B) Signal
K2 Built in Serial Encoder to Amplifier IC800CBL021 severe duty (14m) Motor Encoder always
(JF1) Feedback
K3 AC Power Supply to Amplifier N/A 3-Phase Servo always

Power
K4 Amplifier to Motor IC800CBL061 (α6/3000) [14m] Motor Power always

(Prefinished cables include IC800CBL062
separate cable to connect motor (α12/3000, α22/2000) [14m]
frame ground to customer's earth IC800CBL063
ground.) (α30/3000, α40/2000) [14m]
K5 Amplifier E-stop contact (CX4) to N/A Emergency Stop always

machine E-stop contact
K6 AC Control Power Supply to N/A Amplifier Control always

Amplifier Power
K7 Amplifier to Regenerative N/A Separate in some cases1

Discharge Unit Regenerative
Discharge Unit
K8 Regenerative Discharge Unit Over N/A Separate in some cases1

Temperature Switch to Amplifier Regenerative
Discharge Unit
K9 Amplifier (JA4) to Encoder 44C741863-001 Absolute Encoder with battery option2

Backup Battery Unit Battery
K10 Control to MCC Coil Connector N/A Emergency control-dependent;

(CX3) on Amplifier Stop/Power Enable consult your
control
documentation
K11 Amplifier to Regenerative N/A Separate in some cases1

Discharge Unit Cooling Fan Regenerative
Discharge Unit Fan
Supply Cable
K12 90 VDC Brake Power Supply to 44C742238-004 (14m) Motor Brake Power with brake option
Motor Brake
K13 Motor Cooling Fan to Fan Power 44C742238-004 (14m) Motor Fan Power α40/2000 with fan
Supply only
1
See the Discharging Regenerative Energy section in Section 6.6
2
Prefinished cable is provided as a part of a battery pack option

7.3 α SERIES SERVO CONNECTION DIAGRAM
K9 K2
Battery
(Option)
JA4 JF1
GE Fanuc Motion K1 K5 SB
JS1B CX4
Controller
α SVU1
Amplifier Emergency Stop
Power for customer-supplied
contactor coil (MCC) CX3 U (UM) 9
K10
13 L1C V (VM) 10
K6 W (WM) 11
200–240 VAC 14 L2C
K4
Breaker 12 M E
R AC 2 L1
Line
S 3 L2
Filter α Series Motor
T 4 L3
K3 K12
MCC 90VDC Brake Power
PE 1 Supply (only for
motors with
optional brake)
RC RI RE TH1 TH2 FAN1FAN2
17 18 19 15 16 24 25
A Motor Fan
5A
K7 K8 K11 B (α40/2000 motor
Circuit C
(αSVU1-130) only)
Breaker
M
K11 (αSVU1-80) Thermostat Fan
Separate Regenerative
Discharge Resistor
NOTES
An AC line filter is recommended (unless an isolation transformer is provided) to reduce the effect of
harmonic noises to the power supply. Two or more αSVU amplifiers can be connected to one AC line filter
if its power capacity is not exceeded.
RC and RI were connected to each other through a jumper bar at the factory. If a separate regenerative
discharge unit will be used, the jumper bar must be removed.
TH1 and TH2 were connected to each other through a jumper bar at the factory. Remove the jumper bar
and connect these terminals to the separate regenerative discharge unit and resistor thermal switch.
Only the αSVU1-130 (A06B-6089-H106) has FAN1 and FAN2 terminals. Connect the terminals to the fan
motor (K11 cable) of the separate regenerative discharge unit (other than the A06B-6089-H106). If a fan is
to be used with the aSVU1-80 the fan power should be connected to L1C and L2C through a 5-amp circuit
breaker as shown.
For CE Mark applications, an MCC that complies with European standards should be selected. The user
should determine details of the use of the MCC.

7.4 CONNECTION DETAILS

α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000, α30/3000, α40/2000)
K1—Servo Command Signal Cable (α
JS1B–3 •PWMA (•ALM1) (3)

–4 0V (4)
–5 •PWMC (•ALM2) (5)
–6 0V (6)
–7 •PWME (•ALM4) (7)
–8 0V (8)
–13 •ENBL (•ALM8) (13)
–14 0V (14)
–1 IR (1)
–2 GDR (2)
–11 IS (11)
–12 GDS (12)
–19 0V (19)
–20 0V (20)
–9 •DRDY (9)
–10 •MCON (10)
–15 PD (15)
–16 •PD (16)
–17 PREQ (17)
–18 •PREQ (18)
α Amplifier Motion Controller
(see note)
NOTES
The servo command cables for the DSM300 Series controller
(IC800CBL001 and IC800CBL002) must be purchased from GE
Fanuc. Proper tooling is required to assemble the connectors. For
custom length cables, contact your GE Fanuc Distributor or GE
Fanuc Sales Engineer.
Grounding the cable shield using the grounding bar (44B295864-
001) and cable grounding clamp (A99L-0035-0001) will provide
greater noise immunity.
2
Wire: 0.08mm twisted pair group shielded cable (10 pairs). The following wire is recommended
for the K1 cable: 28 AWG x 10 pairs (20 conductors).

Cable (K1) GE Fanuc Part No. Connector Manufacturer
DSM300 Controller IC800CBL001 (1 meter) Cable must be purchased from GE Fanuc

to Servo Amplifier (connectors not sold separately)*
(JS1B) IC800CBL002 (3 meter)
GE Fanuc controller IC800CBL003 (2 meter) Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.

other than DSM302 1 3 5 7 9
to Servo Amplifier 2 4 6 8 10
(JS1B) 11
13 15 17 19
12 14 16 18 20
Honda Tsushin Kogyo Co.,

Ltd. (PCR-E20FA)
2 4 6 8 10
1 3 5 7 9
12 14 16 18 20
13 15 17 19
11
Connectors viewed from back (solder/crimp side).

*NOTE: DSM302 cables cannot be customer-manufactured and uses a 36-pin connector on its end. The DSM302 module requires
IC693ACC355 Axis Terminal Board and either IC693CBL324 (1 meter) or IC693CBL325 (3 meter) Terminal Board Cable to access
axis I/O such as Home Switch Input, Over Travel Inputs, or Strobe (registration) Inputs.

α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000, α30/3000,

K2—Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (α
α40/2000)
JF1–1 SD (A)
JF1–2 •SD (D)

JF1–5 REQ (F)
JF1–6 •REQ (G)
JF1–18, –20 +5V (J, K)
JF1–12, –14 0V (N, T)
JF1–16 0VA (S)
JF1–7 +6VA (R)
Shield (H)
α SVU Amplifier α Motor Encoder
Prefinished 14m Cable, Part number: IC800CBL021 (severe duty)

2
Wire: for +5V, 0V use two parallel conductors of 0.5mm (20 AWG) or larger when the wire
length does not exceed 14m. When the wire length exceeds 14m, wire gauge must be increased
to ensure that the sum of the electrical resistance of 0V and 5V circuit does not exceed 0.5
2 2
ohms. For 6VA, 0VA use 0.5mm (20 AWG) or larger; for SD, *SD, REQ, *REQ use 0.18mm
(24 AWG) or larger twisted pair with 60% braid shield.
Connector GE Fanuc Part No. Manufacturer
Servo Amplifier A02B-0120-K303 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. (F140-2015S) [connector

(JF1) cover: FI-20-CV]
1 3 5 7 9
2 4 6 8 10
12 14 16 18 20
Connector viewed from back (solder/crimp side).

Servo Motor 44A730464-G24 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. (MS3106A 20-29SW,
Encoder (CE EXT GND pin straight) (MS3108B 20-29SW, elbow)
type)
A
M B
L
N C
T P
K D
S R
J E
H F
G

K3—Three-Phase Servo Power Cable

For a power supply voltage of 200–240 VAC 50/60 Hz
R (L1) T1-2
Breaker AC Line
S (L2) T1-3
Filter
T (L3) T1-4
G ( ) T1-1
Main Power Supply α SVU Amplifier
For αSVU1-80, use 600 V, 4-conductors (JIS C 3312) of 3.5mm (12 AWG) or larger, heat-
2
resistive vinyl cable (nonflammable polyflex cable with a max. conductor temperature of 105º C)
2
of 3.5mm (12 AWG) or more.
For αSVU1-130, use use 600 V, 4-conductors (JIS C 3312) of 5.5mm (10 AWG) or larger.
2
Use M4 terminal board screws on α SVU amplifier
α6/3000)
K4—Motor Power Cable (α
T1-9 (U) A U
T1-10 (V) B V Motor
T1-11 (W) C W
T1-12 ( ) D G (Motor Body)
α SVU Amplifier α Motor

Wire: 4-conductor, 12 AWG, Type S0 power cord, PUR (polyurethane) jacket
Connector Part No. Maker
Servo Amplifier N/A N/A

T1 Terminal Board
(M4 Spring Spade)
Servo Motor 44A730464-G20 DDK CE Series (CE02-6A22-22DS)
(CE EXT GND pin)
D A
C B

α12/3000, α22/2000)
T1-9 (U) A U
T1-10 (V) B V Motor
T1-11 (W) C W
T1-12 ( ) D G (Motor Body)

Wire: 4-conductor, 12 AWG, Type S0 power cord, PUR (polyurethane) jacket
Servo Amplifier N/A (M4 Spring N/A

T1 Terminal Board Spade)
Servo Motor 44A730464-G20 DDK CE Series (CE02-6A22-22DS)
(CE EXT GND pin)
D A
C B

α30/3000, α40/2000)
T1-9 (U) (Black) A

(Red) B U
T1-10 (V) (Blue) C
(Orange) D V Motor
T1-11 (W) (Yellow) E
(Brown) F W
T1-12 ( ) (Green) G (Motor Body)

Wire: 7-conductor, 12 AWG, Type SO power cord, PUR (polyurethane) jacket
Servo Amplifier N/A (M4 Spring N/A

T1 Terminal Board Spade)
Servo Motor 44A730464-G20 DDK CE Series (CE02-6A24-10GS)
(CE EXT GND
pin) F A
E G B
D C

K5—Amplifier Emergency Stop Connection
CX4 (bottom of amplifier)

NOTE
Up to six amplifiers can be
+24V daisy chained to the same
(3)
E-Stop circuit
ESP
(2)
(1)
α SVU Amplifier
Wire: 2-conductor 0.75mm (20 AWG)

2
Connector GE Fanuc Part Manufacturer

No.
Servo Amplifier CX4 A06B-0120-K321 AMP Housing: 1-178128-3; Contact: 1-175218-2

(included with (crimp terminal)
amplifier packages) Connector viewed from wire
1 2 3
insertion side.
K6—Amplifier Control Power Connection
200–240 VAC (L1C) T1-13

Control Power
(L2C) T1-14
M4 screw terminals on
front of amplifier
α SVU Amplifier
2
Wire: 300V, 2-conductor 1.25mm (16 AWG) or larger

K7—Separate Regenerative Discharge U nit Power Cable

α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000, α30/3000, α40/2000)
(α
T1-17 (RC) T3 (1)

(Caution)
T1-18 (RI) X
T1-19 (RE) T3 (2)
α SVU Amplifier M4 screw terminals Discharge Unit
CAUTION
When a separate regenerative discharge unit is connected, remove
the factory-installed shorting bar between terminals T1-17 (RC) and
T1-18 (RI).
2
Wire: 600 V, 2-conductor, 2.0mm (14 AWG) or larger
K8— Separate Regenerative Discharge Unit Thermal Protection Cable

α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000, α30/3000, α40/2000)
(α
T3 (3)
T1-15 (TH1)
normally closed
thermal switch
T3 (4)
T1-16 (TH2)
M4 screw terminals Separate Regenerative
α SVU Amplifier Discharge Unit
CAUTION
When a separate regenerative discharge unit is connected, the DIP
switches on the front of the amplifier must be set for the proper unit.
See Section 5.7 for more information.
2

α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000,

K9—Optional Absolute Encoder Battery Cable (α
α30/3000, α40/2000)
(Red)
JA4 (7) +6V (+)
(Black)
JA4 (3) 0V (–)
α SVU Amplifier M3 screw terminals Battery Unit
Prefinished 2m Cable: 44C741863-001 (supplied as a part of α SVU Series Battery Backup Kit
IC800ABK001)
2
Wire: 2-conductor, 0.75mm (20 AWG)
Cable GE Fanuc Part No. Connector Manufacturer
Servo Amplifier JA4 A02B-0120-K301 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.

1 3 5 7 9
2 4 6 8 10
13 15 17 19
11
12 14 16 18 20

Ltd. (PCR-E20FA)
2 4 6 8 10
1 3 5 7 9
12 14 16 18 20
13 15 17 19
11

K10—Emergency Stop/Power Enable Cable

α6/3000, α12/3000, α22/2000, α30/3000, α40/2000)
(α
CX 3 (bottom of amplifier)
(3)
Coil Spark Arrester Internal Contact

(see contact
ratings below)
(1)
(MCC) External Power Supply αSVU Amplifier

(to be matched to the
User-supplied contactor for customer’s contactor coil voltage)
amplifier AC supply
2
Wire: 2-conductor, 1.25mm (16 AWG) or larger

No.
Servo Amplifier CX3 A06B-6089-K201 AMP Housing: 1-178128-3; Contact: 1-175218-2

(included with α (crimp terminal)
Series amplifier
packages 1 2 3
IC800APK080 and
IC800 APK130)
Connector viewed from wire insertion end
Contactor Ratings:
Specification of Resistor load Inductance load

internal contact (cosφ=1) (cosφ=0.4, L/R=7msec)
Rated load 250 VAC, 5A 250 VAC, 2A

30VDC, 5A 30 VDC, 2A
Max. current 5A 5A

K11—Separate Regenerative Discharge Unit Fan Supply Cable (A06B-6089-H711 or

A06B-6089-H713)
M4 screw terminals
T3 (5)
T1-24 (FAN1)
T3 (6)
T1-25 (FAN2)
Discharge Unit
α SVU1-130 Amplifier only (A06B-6089-H711 or
(see note) A06B-6089-H713)
NOTE
Only the α SVU1-130 amplifier has separate fan power supply
terminals. When using the A06B-6089-H713 unit with the α SVU1-80
amplifier, connect the fan power to terminals T1-13 (L1C) and T1-14
(L2C) through a 5A circuit breaker.
2
K12—Motor Brake Power Connection
Brake Power (Black) A

Supply (White)
(See Section 2.3) B
(Green)
C
Motor Brake
(customer supplied)
Prefinished 14m Cable, Part number: 44C742238-004 (severe duty)
o
Wire: 330 V, 3-conductor, 20 AWG, 80 C, PUR (polyurethane) jacket

No.
Servo Motor Brake 44A730464-G26 AMP 3102A-10SL-3P
C A
Connector viewed from solder side

α 40/2000)
K13—Cooling Fan Power Connection (α
Fan Power (Black) A

200–240 VAC (White)
Single Phase B
(Green)
50/60 Hz C
Motor Fan Unit

(customer supplied)

o
Wire: 330 V, 3-conductor, 20 AWG, 80 C, PUR (polyurethane) jacket

No.
Servo Motor Fan 44A730464-G26 AMP 3102A-10SL-3P
C A
Connector viewed from solder side
Fan Voltage/Current Specifications:
Input Steady-state Surge current

voltage current
200V Approx. 0.85Arms Approx. 1.60Arms

230V Approx. 0.98Arms Approx. 1.84Arms

Section 8: α SVU Series Protection and Alarm Functions

The Servo Amplifier Unit can detect error conditions and provide alarm information.
The LEDs on the front of the amplifier provide a visual cue to the status of the system by indicating,
for example, when the motor and amplifier are ready to function. A built-in, seven-segment LED
display indicates when an alarm condition is detected. When an alarm is detected, power is dropped
and the motor is stopped by dynamic braking action. Alarm information is displayed as diagnostic
data in the GE Fanuc controller. Table 23 details the alarm conditions the α SVU Series Servo
Amplifier System can detect. Table 24 shows the LED indication for normal operating mode.
Table 23. α SVU1 Series servo amplifier alarm system
Alarm Type LED Ind. Description
Over-voltage alarm (HV) 1 Occurs if the DC voltage of the main circuit power supply is
abnormally high.
Low control power voltage alarm (LV) 2 Occurs if the control power voltage is abnormally low.
Low DC link voltage alarm (LVDC) 3 Occurs if the DC voltage of the main circuit power supply is
abnormally low or if the circuit breaker trips.
Regenerative discharge control circuit 4 Occurs if the short-time peak regenerative discharge energy is
failure alarm (DCSW) too high or if the regenerative discharge circuit is abnormal.
Over-regenerative discharge alarm 5 Occurs if the average regenerative discharge energy is too
(DCOH) high (too frequent acceleration/deceleration) or the
regeneration resistor overheats.
Dynamic brake circuit failure (DBRLY) 7 Occurs if the relay contacts of the dynamic brake fuse
together.
Over-current alarm 8 Occurs if an abnormally high current flows through the motor.
IPM alarm 8. The Intelligent Power Module (IPM) has detected an alarm due
to over-current, overheating, or a drop in IPM control power
voltage.
Circuit breaker (trips) The circuit breaker trips if an abnormally high current
(exceeding the working current of the circuit breaker) flows
through it.
Table 24. α SVU1 Series servo amplifier alarm system
Type LED Ind. Description
Amplifier not ready — The servo amplifier is not ready to drive the motor.
Amplifier ready 0 The servo amplifier is ready to drive the motor.

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Section 9: β Servo System Block Diagram

The following block diagram shows the interconnections of a typical β Series servo system:
24 VDC
Required
200-240 VAC Line Filter or Discharge Option
1 or 3 Phase* Transformer Resistor
Connector
Command Motor
Signal Power
Motor
(Controller) Connection Connection B
r
Position, Amplifier M a
k
Encoder
Velocity, and e
Current Loops
90VDC
Absolute
Encoder
Battery Motor Encoder Feedback Connection
Master
Encoder
Figure 26. β Series servo block diagram
NOTE
A 24 VDC power supply, circuit breaker, electromagnetic contactor,
surge suppresser, and transformer or line filter should be user-installed
as part of the system. See β Servo System Package Options in Section
12: and β Servo Installation in Section 13: of this document for more
information.
* For single phase input, the lifetime of the amplifier is reduced because of higher input current. For operation of β6/2000 or αC12/2000
motors at acceleration/deceleration duty cycles greater than 1 cycle/20 seconds, 3-phase input is recommended. The output power of
these motors when operated in ambient temperatures greater than 40°C must be derated linearly at 1%/°C above 40°C up to a
maximum ambient temperature of 55°C.
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Section 10: β Series Servo Product Overview

10.1 β SERIES MOTORS
The β Series servo motors are all digital systems with built-in 32K serial encoders. All β Series motors
are available with an optional holding brake. The servo motors must be used with the designated
amplifier package and a GE Fanuc motion controller such as the Motion Mate™ DSM 300.
Table 25 provides a summary of the β Series servo motors. See Section 11: for more detailed motor
specifications.
Table 25. β Series Servo Motors
Motor Rated Torque Power Required Motor Catalog #

Rating Amplifier Kit
β0.5/3000 0.5 Nm (5.6 in-lbs) 0.2 kW 12 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0113-B075#7008

continuous stall (IC800BPK012)
torque; 3000 RPM Motor w/ Brake: A06B-0113-B175#7008
β2/3000 2 Nm (17 in-lbs) 0.5 kW 12 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0032-B075#7008

β6/2000 6 Nm (53 in-lbs) 0.9 kW 20 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0034-B075#7008

αC12/2000 12 Nm (106 in-lbs) 1.0 kW 20 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0141-B075#7008


10.2 β SERIES MOTOR SPEED–TORQUE CURVES

The curves shown below illustrate the relationship between the speed of the motor and the output torque.
The motor can operate continuously at any combination of speed and torque within the prescribed
continuous operating zone. The limit of the continuous operating zone is determined with the motor’s
ambient temperature at 40°C and its drive current as pure sine wave. Actual operation is limited by the
current of the servo drive unit.
β0.5/3000 β2/3000
2.0 8
1.5 6
1.0 4
Torque
Torque
(Nm)
(Nm) 2
0.5
0 0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
β6/2000 αC12/2000
30
20 25
15 20
15
10
Torque 10
Torque (Nm)
(Nm) 5
5
0 0
0 1000 2000 3000 0 500 1000 1500 2000
KEY: - - - - = Intermittent operating

= Continuous operating
Figure 27. β Series motor speed-torque curves

10.3 β SERIES MOTOR HOLDING BRAKE

Any of the servo motors can be ordered with a holding brake. The brake is used to prevent movement
on horizontal axes or falling along the vertical axis when the servo motor control is turned off.
Brakes are spring-set and electrically released and are designed for holding stationary loads only. Using
the holding brake to stop a moving axis may damage the motor or severely reduce its service life.
The specifications of the built-in brakes are listed in Table 26:
Table 26. Brake Specifications
SERVO PACKAGE
Parameter β0.5/3000 β2/3000 β6/2000 αC12/2000
Brake torque 5.75 in-lb 17.7 in-lb 71 in-lb 310 in-lb

0.65 Nm 2 Nm 8 Nm 35 Nm
6.6 kgf-cm 20 kgf-cm 82 kgf-cm 357 kgf-cm
Release Response Time 40 msec 60 msec 80 msec 150 msec
Brake Response Time 20 msec 10 msec 40 msec 20 msec
Supply Voltage and 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%) 90 VDC (±10%)
Current 0.1 A or less 0.3 A or less 0.4 A or less 0.6 A or less
Weight Increase Approx. 0.88 lb Approx. 3.3 lb Approx. 5.1 lb Approx. 13.9 lb
Approx. 0.4 kg Approx. 1.5 kg Approx. 2.3 kg Approx. 6.3 kg
2 2 2 2
Inertia Increase 0.00008 in-lb-s 0.00017 in-lb-s 0.00061 in-lb-s 0.0052 in-lb-s
2 2 2 2
0.000009 kg m 0.00002 kg m 0.00007 kg m 0.0006 kg m
2 2 2 2
0.00009 kgf-cm-s 0.0002 kgf-cm-s 0.0007 kgf-cm-s 0.006 kgf-cm-s
An example of a typical user-supplied brake power supply is shown below:
1 2 3
Customer's Control Cabinet A C A
B
B
500VDC Surge β0.5 β2,β6,αC12
Suppressor B2 A
Brake
500Ω/0.2 µF Coil
Rectifier B3 B
100VAC
Frame Ground
B1 C
Motor Body
Surge Suppressor: Manufactured by Matsushita Electronic Parts, Ltd. B1–B3 apply to β0.5 motors;
ERZ-C20DK221, ERZ-C10DK221 or equivalent A–C apply to all other motors
Figure 28. Typical user-supplied brake power supply
NOTE
Use a full-wave rectified 100VAC or 90VDC as a power supply. Do not use a
half-wave rectified 200 VAC, which may damage the surge suppressor. Use a
rectifier with a dielectric strength of 400V or higher. Connect RC filter as shown
in the above drawing to protect the contact of the switch.

10.4 β SERIES SERVO AMPLIFIERS

The following table shows which amplifier model is included in each β Series servo package:
Table 27. β Series Servo Amplifier Models
Motor Amplifier Amplifier Catalog # Amplifier Package

Model Catalog #
β0.5/3000 β12 A06B-6093-H101 IC800BPK012
β2/3000 β12 A06B-6093-H101 IC800BPK012
β6/2000 β20 A06B-6093-H102 IC800BPK020
αC12/2000 β20 A06B-6093-H102 IC800BPK020
As a convenience, amplifiers can also be ordered as a package containing all of the components
required to operate the amplifier in a servo system, as detailed in the following table:
Table 28. β Series Servo Amplifier Packages
Description Package Contents* Catalog #
12 Amp β Series Contains 1 of each of the following: IC800BPK012

Amplifier • SVU1-12 Amp (A06B-6093-H101)
Package • Fuse (A06B-6073-K250)
• Connector Kit (A06B-6093-K301)
• E-Stop Connector (A02B-0120-K301)
• 100 Watt Discharge Resistor (A06B-6093-H402)
20 Amp β Series Contains 1 of each of the following: IC800BPK020
Amplifier • SVU1-20 Amp (A06B-6093-H102)
Package • Fuse (A06B-6073-K250)
• Connector Kit (A06B-6093-K301)
• E-Stop Connector (A02B-0120-K301)
• 100 Watt Discharge Resistor (A06B-6093-H402)
* If required, amplifier package components can be ordered separately.

Section 11: β Series Servo System Specifications

The β Series Servo system consists of a motor and its corresponding amplifier. GE Fanuc offers several
servo systems, which are identified in Table 29 below.
Table 29. Identification of Servo Systems

SERVO SYSTEM
Parameter (Unit) β0.5/3000 β2/3000 β6/2000 αC12/2000
MOTOR
Rated output power (kW) 0.2 0.5 0.9 1.0
Rated torque at stall (Nm) * 0.6 2 6 12
Rated torque at stall (in-lb) * 5.3 17 53 105
Rated torque at stall (kgf-cm) * 6.1 20 60 122
Rated output speed (RPM) 4000 4000 3000 2000
2
Rotor inertia (kg m ) 0.000017 0.00065 0.0039 0.0062
2
Rotor inertia (in-lb-s ) 0.00016 0.00581 0.0347 0.0555
2
Rotor inertia (kg-cm-s ) 0.00018 0.0067 0.040 0.064
Continuous current at stall A(rms) 2.8 3.2 5.6 5.9
Torque constant (Nm/A [rms]) * 0.23 0.61 1.05 2.04
Torque constant (in-lb/A [rms]) * 2.0 5.4 9.3 18
Torque constant (kgf-cm/A [rms]) * 2.3 6.2 10.7 20.8
Back EMF constant (V/1000 RPM) * 7.9 21.4 37.0 71
Back EMF constant (Vsec/rad) * 0.08 0.20 0.35 0.68
Armature resistance (Ω) * 0.80 1.4 0.85 1.092
Mechanical time constant (s) * 0.0007 0.008 0.009 0.005
Thermal time constant (min) 10 20 40 60
Static friction (Nm) 0.04 0.1 0.3 0.8
Static friction (in-lb) 0.35 .89 2.7 7
Static friction (kgf-cm) 0.4 1.0 3 8
Maximum allowable current (A [peak]) 19 18 30 46
Maximum theoretical torque (Nm) ** 3.4 11 32 66
Maximum theoretical torque (in-lb) ** 30 97 283 584
Maximum theoretical torque (kgf-cm) ** 35 112 321 670
Maximum winding temperature rise (°C) 125 125 125 125
Weight (kg) 1.0 3.5 8.5 18
Weight (lb) 2.2 7.2 18.7 39.6
AMPLIFIER
Model β SVU-12 β SVU-12 β SVU-20 β SVU-20
Rated output current (rms amps) 3.2 3.2 5.9 5.9
Current limit (Peak amps) 12 12 20 20
AC Power 200–240 VAC (3-phase), 220–240 VAC (1-phase) 50/60 Hz ± 2 Hz
DC Power 24 VDC ± 10% @ 0.4 Amp per amplifier
Heat loss (watts) 17.5 17.5 33.3 33.3
* These values are standard values at 20°C with a tolerance of ±10%. The speed-torque characteristics vary, depending on the type of software, parameter setting, and
input voltage of the digital servo amplifiers. (The above figures show average values.) These values may be changed without prior notice.
** Theoretical values. The actual maximum torque is restricted by the current limit values of the drive amplifier.

Section 12: β Servo System Options

Designing a servo control system requires that you understand how the electrical and mechanical
aspects of your system interact. GE Fanuc application engineers are available to help you determine
your servo control system requirements.
Table 30 will help you select which servo options your system requires:
Table 30. β Servo Package Options
Servo Option Consider Selecting When Catalog # Section #
Motor Holding Brake the system design includes an axis that must Refer to Table 25 10.3
hold its position when power is removed
Absolute Encoder you would like to avoid having to re-reference IC800BBK021 12.1
Battery Backup Kit the position when power is restored to the
control
AC Line Filters 200—240 VAC is already available to the 5.4 kW, 3-phase:
control cabinet and no transformer is used A81L-0001-0083#3C
14.2
10.5 kW, 3-phase:
A81L-0001-0101#C
Prefinished Cables the cable lengths available from GE Fanuc are Refer to the “Cable 15.1
appropriate for your application Connection” Table 44
Discharge Resistor see “Discharging Regenerative Power” section; 20 Watt Resistor:

The 100 Watt discharge resistor is included in A06B-6093-H401
all β Series Amplifier Packages 14.7
100 Watt Resistor:
A06B-6093-H402

12.1 ABSOLUTE ENCODER BATTERY PACKS

All β Series servo motors feature a built-in encoder that can be used in either incremental or absolute
mode. In order to utilize the absolute capability, an optional encoder battery pack (IC800BBK021) for the
β Series amplifier must be installed. This pack allows the encoder’s position information to be backed up
so that the machine does not need to be re-referenced to a home position every time power is restored to
the servo system.
For optimal panel space utilization, a small lithium battery pack is available that snaps onto the
underside of the β amplifier. An integral pigtail cable plugs directly into the CX5 connector. One battery is
required for each amplifier.
Absolute Encoder Battery Kit (IC800BBK021) contains the following:
Battery (A06B-6093-K001)
Battery Holder (A06B-6093-K002)
Connection Method
(for use with a single amplifier)
FAN UC A 0 6 B - 6 0 9 3 - H1 0 1
EA 6 6 0 00 6 1
B
R ATED N I PU T : 50 Hz / 60 Hz Y a m a n a s h i4 0 1 -0 5 JA P A N
2 20 -2 40~( 1-Ph ) / 200-240V~(3 -P h)
5 .1 A / (1 -ph) / 2.3 A (3-p h)
MAX OUT PU T VO LA GE : 24 0 V ~
NOTE
RA T E D O U T PU T C UR R E N T 3 .2 A
Do not attempt to connect multiple amplifiers to
one IC800BBK021 battery kit. If you wish to
daisy chain multiple β Series amplifiers to one
SE RV O AM P LIF IE R U NIT battery you must use the IC800ABK001 battery
kit shown in Section 4.2 and the following
1
cables:
• 44C742433-001 2m, battery to amplifier
2
3
cable (1 per battery required)
4 • 44C742433-002 250mm, amplifier to
5
6
amplifier cable (1 for each daisy chained
CX5 amplifier required)
Battery (A06B-6093-K001)
S n a p in Battery Holder (A06B-6093-K002)

p la c e o n
b o tto m o f
a m p lifie r
Figure 29. Connecting a single β Series amplifier to an absolute encoder battery pack

Section 13: Installation Guidelines

This section includes environmental requirements, motor and amplifier dimension drawings and
information on ensuring noise protection and selecting a ground fault interrupter.
13.1 MOTOR ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

The servo motor must be installed in a location that satisfies the following environmental conditions:
Ambient temperature The ambient temperature should be -10°C to 40°C. When operating the machine at
a temperature higher than 40°C), it is necessary to derate the output power so that
the motor’s temperature rating is not exceeded.
Vibration When installed in a machine, the vibration applied to the motor must not exceed 5G.
Altitude No more than 1,000 m (3,300 ft) above sea level.
Drip-Proof Environment The motors have a drip-proof structure that complies with IP65 of the IEC
standard. Nevertheless, to ensure long-term performance, the motor surface
should be protected from solvents, lubricants, and fluid spray. A cover
should be used when there is a possibility of wetting the motor surface. Also,
to prevent fluid from being led to the motor through the cable, put a drip loop
in the cable when the motor is mounted. Finally, turn the motor connector
sideways or downward as far as possible. If the cable connector will be
subjected to moisture, it is recommended that an R class or waterproof plug
be used.
For additional information, see GE Fanuc publication Servo and Spindle Motors Exposed to Liquids,
GFK-1046.
13.2 SERVO AMPLIFIER ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

The servo amplifier must be installed in a location that satisfies the environmental conditions identified in
Table 32 below.
Table 32. Servo Amplifier Environmental Conditions
Ambient temperature 0°C to 55°C (operating).
-20°C to 60°C (storage and transportation).
Temperature fluctuation Within 1.1°C/min.
Humidity 30% to 95% RH (no condensation).
Altitude No more than 1000 m (3,300 ft) above sea level.
Vibration No more than 0.5 G during operation.
Atmosphere The circuitry and cooling fins must not be exposed to

any corrosive and conductive vapor or liquid.
The amplifier must be installed in a cabinet that protects it from contaminants such as dust, coolant,
organic solvents, acid, corrosive gas, and salt. Adequate protection must also be provided for
applications where the amplifier could be exposed to radiation, such as microwave, ultraviolet, laser
light, or x-rays.

In order to adequately protect the amplifier, you must ensure that:

Contaminants such as dust and coolant, cannot enter through the air inlet or outlet.
The flow of cooling air is not obstructed.
The amplifier can be accessed for inspection.
The amplifier can be disassembled for maintenance and later reinstalled.
There is sufficient separation between the power and signal lines to avoid interference. Noise
protection should be provided.
13.3 β SERVO AMPLIFIER HEAT DISSIPATION AND MAINTENANCE

The amplifier contains a cooling fan that forces air through the unit. Allow for adequate clearance for
airflow when installing the amplifier using the recommended distances shown in the drawings below. If
possible, do not mount amplifiers one above the other unless they are staggered to prevent the heated
exhaust of the lower unit from flowing over the upper unit.
βSVU-12 Maintenance Clearances βSVU-20 Maintenance Clearances
40 40
(1 . 5 7) (1.57)
S E RV O AM P LI FI E R U NIT S E RV O A MP L IF IE R UNI T
FANU C S E R V O A M P L IF IE R U N IT
A 06 B - 60 9 3 - H 10 1 B FANU C S E R V O A M P L IF IE R U N IT
A0 6 B - 6 0 93 - H 1 0 1 B
FANUC
RATED INP UT : 50 Hz / 60 Hz
A06B - 6093 - H101
EA66000 61
B FANUC
RA TED INPUT : 5 0Hz / 6 0H z
A06B - 6093 - H101
EA66 0006 1
B
EA6600061 EA 6 6 0 0 0 6 1 220-240 ~(1-Ph) / 2 00-240 V~(3 -Ph) Ya mana s hi401-05 J APAN 2 20 -24 0~(1-Ph) / 20 0-2 40V~(3-Ph) Y ama nas hi401- 05 JAPAN
RATED INPUT : 50Hz / 60Hz RATED INPUT : 50Hz / 60Hz 5.1A / (1 -ph) / 2 .3 A (3-p h) 5 .1A / (1-ph) / 2.3A (3 -ph)
220-240~ (1-Ph) / 200-240V~ (3-Ph) Y a m a n a s h 4i 0 1 - 0 5 J A P A N 2 20-240~ (1-Ph) / 200-240V~(3-Ph) Y a m a n a s h i4 0 1 - 0 5 J A P A N MAX OUTPUT VOLAGE : 240V~ M AX OUTPUT VOLAGE : 240V~
5.1A / (1-ph) / 2.3A (3-ph) 5 .1A / (1-ph) / 2.3A (3-ph)
OU TP U T VO L A GE : 2 4 0 V ~ O U T P U T V OL AG E : 2 4 0 V ~ RATED OUTPUT CURRENT 3.2A RATED OUTPUT CURRENT 3.2A
M AX M AX
R A T ED OU T P U T C U R R E N T 3.2A R AT E D O U T P U T C U R R E N T 3.2A CAUTION POWE R CAUTION POWER
CHARGED CHARGED
C AU T IO N POW ER C A U TIO N P O WE R
C HA R G E D C H A RG ED
CAUTION: DISCHARGE
TIME 2 min. DISCHARG E
CAUTION: TIME 2 min.
READY READY
D ISC H A R G E DIS C H AR G E
CA U T IO N : 2 m in . RE A D Y C A UT IO N : 2 m in . R E AD Y
T IM E T IME
ALM ALM
AL M A LM
SERVO AMPLIFIER UNIT
CX11
SERVO AMPLIFIER UNIT
CX11
SERV O AMPLIFIER UNIT SERVO AMPLIFIER UN IT L 2/L 1 L2/ L1
C X11 CX 1 1 1 1
/L 3 /L 3
L 2 /L 1 1 L2 / L1 1 DCC/ 2 DCC/ 2
DCP DC P
/L 3 / L3 VU JX5 VU JX5
CHK CHK
D CC / DC C/
D CP 2 DC P 2 /W 3 /W 3
JX 5 JX 5
VU CHK VU C HK / JS1B / JS1B
3 3 P WM PW M
/W /W
0V/ 4 0 V/ 4
/ JS 1B / JS 1 B +2 4 V +2 4V
JF1 JF1
PW M PW M 0V/ 5 EN C 0 V/ 5 ENC
+2 4 V +2 4V
TH 2/ TH2 /
0V / 4 0 V/ 4 TH1 6 CX5X T H1 6 CX5X
+24V JF1 +24V JF1 BA T BAT
0V / 5 E NC 0 V/ 5 E NC
+24V +24V CX5Y CX5Y
T H 2/ 6 T H 2/ 6 BAT BAT
T H1 C X5 X TH1 C X 5X
BAT BAT
CX 5 Y CX 5 Y
BAT BAT
10 10 10
(.39) (.39) (.39)
40
1 10 10 (1.57)
(.30 9 ) (.3 9 ) (. 3 9)
40
(1 .5 7 )

Figure 30. β Series amplifier maintenance clearances
Table 33 identifies worst case heat dissipation values for each amplifier. These values may be used to
determine heat load for sizing enclosures and cooling equipment. Heat dissipation for external
regeneration resistors depends on the application and is calculated in Section 14.7.1, Step 5.
Table 33. Heat Dissipation
Amplifier Total Heat Dissipation Catalog #
βSVU-12 17.5 watts A06B-6093-H101
βSVU-20 33.3 watts A06B-6093-H102

13.4 β SERIES MOTOR DIMENSIONS
13.4.1 β0.5/3000 Motor, front and side views
A Dimensions shown in mm (in)

S
BBmax
BF
XD
H AK U
AJ
G
AH
MOTOR MOTOR
Dim. β0.5/3000 Dim. β0.5/3000 β0.5/3000 with brake
A 60 mm (2.36 in) BB 3 mm (.118 in) 3 mm (.118 in)

S +0 XD 20 (.787) 20 (.787)
3 −0.025 (0.1181/0.1191)
AK +0 +0
H +0 50 − 0.025 (1.9685/1.9675) 50 − 0.025 (1.9685/1.9675)
1.2 − 0.125 (0.0472/0.0423)
U +0 +0
AJ (dia.) 70 (2.76) 9 − 0.009 (0.3543/0.3539) 9 − 0.009 (0.3543/0.3539)
BF (dia.) 5.5 (.2165) G 6 (.236) 6 (.236)
NOTES AH 25 (.984) 25 (.984)
1. Shaft diameter runout = 0.02 mm max (0.00079 in). L 100 (3.94) 128 (5.04)
3. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 20 kgf (44 lb). M ~ 300 (11.81) ~ 300 (11.81)
Figure 31. β0.5/3000 motor, front and side views

13.4.2 β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors, front view
S BDmax
BF
AJ

A
MOTOR
Dimension β2/3000 β6/2000 αC12/2000
A 105 mm(4.13 in) 142 mm(5.59 in) 174 mm (6.85 in)

S +0 +0 +0
5 −0.03 (.1969/.1957) 6 −0.03 (.236/.235) 10 − 0.036 (.394/.392)
H +0 +0 +0
2 −0.13 (.0787/.0736) 2.5 −0.13 (.0984/.0933) 3 − 0.29 (.118/.107)
AJ (dia.) 115 (4.53) 165 (6.50) 200 (7.87)

BF (dia.) 9 (.354) 11 (.433) 13.5 (.532)
BD 134 (5.38) 190 (7.48) 240 (9.45)
NOTES FOR ALL VIEWS (see Section 13.4.3 for side view)
1. See the β Connection section (p. 88) for more information about motor cables.
2. Shaft diameter runout = 0.02 mm max (0.00079 in) for β2/3000 and β6/2000; 0.05 mm (0.00197 in) for αC12/2000.
3. Flange surface runout = 0.06 mm max (0.00236 in) for β2/3000 and β6/2000; 0.10 mm (0.00394 in) for αC12/2000.
4. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 25 kgf (55 lb) for β2/3000; 70 kgf (154 lb) for β6/2000; 450 kgf (990 lb) for αC12/2000.
Figure 32. β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors, front view

13.4.3 β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors, side view

BBmax
XD
AK BE U
C
2
BC
G
AH
B 1
L Dimensions shown in mm (in)
MOTOR
Dimension β2/3000 β6/2000 αC12/2000
BB 5 mm (.196 in) 5 mm (.196 in) 3.2 mm (.126 in)

XD 20 (0.787) 28 (1.10) 70 (2.76)
AK +0 +0 +0
95 − 0.035 (3.740/3.739) 130 − 0.035 (5.118/5.117) 114.3 − 0.025 (4.50/4.499)
U +0 +0 +0.01
14 − 0.011 (0.5512/0.5507) 19 − 0.013 (0.7480/0.7475) 35 −0 (1.3783/1.3780)
BC 10 (0.394) 12 (0.472) N/A

C 88 (3.46) 110 (4.33) 122 (4.80)
G 8 (0.315) 10 (0.394) 18 (0.709)
AH 36 (1.42) 46 (1.81) 79 (3.11)
B 93 (3.66) 117 (4.61) 166 (6.54)
L 174 (6.85) 203 (7.99) 240 (9.45)
BE 43 (1.69) 90 (3.54) N/A
1 Motor AC Power
2 Motor Encoder Feedback
Figure 33. β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors, side view

13.4.4 β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 Motors with Brake

(Front view same as β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 without brake)

BBmax
XD
AK U
C
3
BC
G
AH
D 1
B 2
L
MOTOR
Dimension β2/3000 β6/2000 αC12/2000
BB 5 mm (0.196 in) 5 mm (0.196 in) 3.2 mm (0.126 in)

XD 20 (0.787) 28 (1.10) 70 (2.76)
AK +0 +0 +0
95 − 0.035 (3.740/3.739) 130 − 0.035 (5.118/5.117) 114.3 − 0.025 (4.50/4.499)
+0 +0 +0.01
14 − 0.011 19 − 0.013 35 −0
U
(0.5512/0.5507) (0.74801/0.74751) (1.37831/1.3780)
BC 11 (0.433) 12 (0.472) N/A

C 88 (3.46) 110 (4.33) 122 (4.80)
G 8 (0.315) 10 (0.394) 18 (0.709)
AH 36 (1.42) 46 (1.81) 79 (3.11)
D 31 (1.22) 28 (1.10) 65 (2.56)
B 149 (5.87) 169 (6.65) 238 (9.37)
L 230 (9.06) 255 (10.04) 312 (12.28)
Tables continued on next page…

Figure 34. β2/3000, β6/2000, and αC12/2000 motors with brake, side view

1 Brake
2 Motor AC Power
3 Motor Encoder Feedback
NOTES
1. See the Connection section of the manual (p. 88) for more information about motor cables.
2. Shaft diameter runout = 0.02 mm max (0.00079 in) for β2/3000 and β6/2000; 0.05 mm (0.00197 in) for αC12/2000.
3. Flange surface runout = 0.06 mm max (0.00236 in) for β2/3000 and β6/2000; 0.10 mm (0.00394 in) for αC12/2000.
4. Maximum radial load for output shaft is 25 kgf (55 lb) for β2/3000; 70 kgf (154 lb) for β6/2000; 450 kgf (990 lb) for αC12/2000.
13.5 SHAFT LOADING

The allowable load of the motor shaft is as follows:
Table 34. Allowable motor shaft load
Motor Model Radial Load Axial Load Front Bearing

(type reference)
β0.5/3000 20 kg (44 lb) 5 kg (11 lb) 6902

6003
(without brake)
β2/3000 25 kg (55 lb) 8 kg (17.6 lb)
6202
(with brake)
β6/2000 70 kg (154 lb) 20kg (44 lb) 6205
αC12/2000 450 kg (990 lb) 135 kg (297 lb) 6208
NOTES:
The allowable radial load is the value when a load is applied to the shaft end. It indicates the total
continuous force applied to the shaft in some methods of mounting (for example, belt tension) and
the force by load torque (for example, moment/pulley radius).
The belt tension is critical particularly when a timing belt is used. Belts that are too tight may cause
breakage of the shaft or premature bearing failure. Belt tension must be controlled so as not to
exceed the limits calculated from the permissable radial load indicated above.
In some operating conditions, the pulley diameter or gear size needs to be checked. For example,
when using the model β6/2000 with a pulley/gear with a radius of 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) or less, the
radial load when 230 in-lb of peak torque is provided by the motor will exceed the 154 lb maximum
rating. In the case of the timing belt, the belt tension is added to this value, making it necessary to
support the shaft end.
When using a timing belt, shaft failure or bearing overload can be minimized by positioning the
pulley as close to the bearing as possible.

Since a standard single row, deep-groove ball bearing is used for the motor bearing, a very large
axial load cannot be used. Particularly when using a worm gear and a helical gear, it is necessary to
provide another bearing to isolate the thrust load from the gearing.
The motor bearing is generally fixed with a C-snap ring, and there is a small play in the axial
direction. When this play influences the positioning in the case of using a worm gear and a helical
gear, for example, it is necessary to use an additional bearing support.
13.6 β SERIES AMPLIFIERS DIMENSIONS

The β Series amplifiers are panel mounted devices with dimensions as shown in Figure 35. When
installing the amplifiers make sure the clearances as shown in Section 13.3.
S E R V O A M P L IF IE R U N I T
F AN U C
RA TED INP UT : 5 0H z / 60H z
A0 6 B - 6 0 9 3 - H 10 2
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B
220-240~ (1- Ph) / 200-240V~ (3-Ph) Y a m a n a s h i4 0 1 - 0 5 JAPAN

5.1A / (1-ph ) / 2. 3A (3-ph)
M A X O UT P U T VO L AG E : 2 40V ~
RAT E D O UT P UT CUR R E NT 3.2 A
CA U T ION PO W E R
CH A RG ED
DISC H A R G E 2 min .
CA UT IO N :T IM E RE AD Y
AL M
SERV O AMPLIFIE R UN IT 140

CX 1 1
L2/L1
(5 .5 1 )
1
/L 3 150
DCC/
DCP
2
JX5
(5 .9 1 )
VU C HK
/W 3
/ JS1B
PW M
0V/ 4
+2 4 V
JF1
0V/ 5 E NC
+2 4 V
TH 2/
TH 1 6 CX5X
BAT
CX5Y
BAT
O p tio n a l
B a tte ry C a s e
41 10
10 (1 .6 1 ) (.3 9 )
(.3 9 ) 4 x4-5
5
62
(2 .4 4 ) (.1(.196)
96) 56
20 * (2 .2 0 ) 172
75 80
(.7 9 ) (2 .9 5 ) (3 .1 5 ) (6 .7 7 )
* Measurement applies to the β20 amplifier only. The β12 amplifier does not include the heat sink extension.
Dimensions shown in mm (in).
Figure 35. β Series servo amplifier unit, front and side views

13.7 NOISE PROTECTION
13.7.1 Separation of Signal and Power Lines

When routing signal and power lines, the signal lines must be separated from the power lines to ensure
best noise immunity. The table below lists the types of cables used:
Table 35. Servo amplifier signal line separation
Group Signal Action
A Amplifier input power line, Separate these cables from those of group B by bundling them
motor power line, MCC drive separately* or by means of electromagnetic shielding**. Attach a noise
coil preventer or suppressor, such as a spark arrester, to the MCC drive coil.
B Cable connecting control unit Separate these cables from those of group A by bundling them
with servo amplifier and serial separately or by means of electromagnetic shielding**. In addition,
encoder feedback cable shielding must be provided.
* The bundle of group A cables must be separated from the bundle of group B cables by at least 10 cm.
** Electromagnetic shielding involves shielding groups from each other by means of a grounded metal (steel) plate.
13.7.2 Grounding
A typical machine has three separate grounds:
Signal Ground: Provides the reference potential (0 V) for the electrical signal system.
Frame Ground: Ensures safety and shields external and internal noise.
System Ground: Connects each unit and the inter-unit frame ground system to earth ground.
Pow er S e rv o C N CFanuc
GE
m a g n e tic s amp. c o n tro l
Motion
u n it un it
Controller
O p e ra to r's
panel
Pow er
m a g n et ic s c ab in e t
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Figure 36. Ground system

Notes on the ground system wiring:

The ground resistance of the system ground must not exceed 100 ohms (Class-3 ground).
System ground connection cables must have a sufficiently large cross-sectional area to enable them
to safely carry the current that will arise in the event of a problem such as a short-circuit (in general,
a cross-sectional area no less than that of the AC power line must be provided).
The system ground connection cable must be integrated with the AC power line such that power
cannot be supplied if the ground wire is disconnected.
The CX11-3 grounding connector is supplied to provide the servo motor frame ground connection
and should always be installed. A separate 1 meter long cable for this connection is included with the
optional GE Fanuc prefinished motor power cables.
13.8 COMMAND CABLE GROUNDING

The GE Fanuc controller cables that require shielding should be clamped by the method shown below.
This cable clamp treatment provides both cable support (strain relief) and proper grounding of the shield.
To ensures table system operation, the cable clamp method is recommended. Partially peel back the
cable sheath to expose the shield. Push the clamp (A99L-0035-0001) over the exposed shield and insert
the clamp hooks into slots on the grounding bar (44B295864-001). Tighten the clamp to secure cable and
complete the ground connection. The grounding bar must be attached to a low impedance earth ground.
40 (1.57)
Cable to
Grounding 80 (3.15)
Bar
Cable
Grounding
Clamp
Figure 37. Cable grounding clamp detail

GE Fanuc
Motion Controller
Cable Grounding Clamp

(A99L-0035-0001)
Exposed Cable
Shield/Braid
Grounding Bar
(44B295864-001)
Figure 38. Command cable shield grounding system
13.9 SELECTING A GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER

The β Series servo amplifier drives a motor by means of the transistor-based PWM inverter method, in
which a high-frequency leakage current flows to ground through the stray capacitance of the motor
windings, power cable, and amplifier. A ground fault interrupter or leakage-protection relay, which is
typically installed on the power supply side, can malfunction if such a leakage current should flow.
Therefore, you should select an inverter-compatible ground fault interrupter with the following ratings to
protect against the occurrence of this malfunction:
β0.5/3000, β2/3000, β6/2000: choose a 1.8 mA commercial frequency component.
αC12/2000: choose a 2.0 mA commercial frequency component.

Section 14: β Servo System Power Requirements

This section provides information about AC and DC amplifier power as well as the discharge of
regenerative power.
14.1 POWER LINE PROTECTION

A circuit breaker, electromagnetic contactor, and AC line filter or transformer should be installed as part
of your β Series Servo system. GE Fanuc provides the AC line filter as an option. The transformer,
circuit breaker, and electromagnetic contactor, however, are user-supplied components. In European
countries where power sources are 380 to 400 VAC and neutral grounded, it is necessary to install a
transformer or supply single-phase power.
The same incoming AC control components can be used to provide power to multiple amplifiers, as long
as the components are rated for the current and power drawn by the sum of all of the amplifiers.
14.2 AC LINE FILTER

An AC line filter is recommended to suppress the influences of high-frequency input line noise on the
drive power supply. When an isolation-type power transformer is used because a power supply voltage
within the specified range is not available, an AC line filter is not required.
If two or more servo amplifiers are connected to one AC line filter, the total continuous output rating of all
connected servo amplifiers should be kept below the continuous output rating of the AC line filter. The
continuous output rating for the various servos are shown below.
Table 36. β Servo Motor Continuous Output Rating
Motor Cont. Output Rating
β0.5/3000 0.2 kW
β2/3000 0.5 kW
β6/2000 0.9 kW
αC12/2000 1.0 kW
If your installation must be EMC compliant, verify that the use of an AC line filter fully satisfies the EMC
requirements. You may need to select and install a user-supplied noise filter in order to meet EMC
requirements.
Two AC line filters are available:
5.4 kW, 3-phase (A81L-0001-0083#3C)
10.5 kW, 3-phase (A81L-0001-0101#C)
For AC line filter specifications and dimension drawings, refer to Section 6.2.

14.3 CIRCUIT BREAKER SELECTION

To provide proper protection for the amplifier, use a circuit breaker rated at no more than 20 Amps (10A
for VDE 1601 compliance for CE marking). Table 37 will help you select the appropriate circuit breaker
for your motion application.
Table 37. Currents Drawn at Continuous Rated Output
Motor Input Current Input Current

3-phase single phase
β0.5/3000 1.9 A (rms) 3.2 A (rms)
β2/3000 3.2 A (rms) 5.1 A (rms)
β6/2000 6.3 A (rms) 10.1 A (rms)
αC12/2000 6.3 A (rms) 10.1 A (rms)
NOTE
When multiple amplifiers are connected to a single
circuit breaker, select a breaker by multiplying the sum
of the currents listed in Table 37 by 0.6.*
Example: Connecting two β6/2000 motors operating on
3-phase power:
(6.3 + 6.3) x 0.6 = 7.6 Arms
A standard 10 Amp circuit breaker can be used.
During rapid motor acceleration, a peak current that is
three times the continuous rating flows. Select a circuit
breaker that does not trip when a current that is three
times the continuous rating flows for two seconds.
*This factor attempts to compensate for applications where all axes are not demanding full pwer at the same time. In
applications where all axes are running continuously or with high duty cycles, this factor must be increased by 1.
14.4 ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACTOR RATING

To prepare for incoming AC power, you must also select and install an appropriate electromagnetic
contactor, based on the peak currents for the motors in your system. When multiple amplifiers are
connected to a single circuit breaker, select a breaker based on the sum of the currents in Table 37.

14.5 INCOMING AC POWER
Table 38. AC Power
Voltage: 3-phase 200 VAC to 240 VAC

1-phase* 220 VAC to 240 VAC
Frequency 50 Hz, 60Hz ± 2 Hz
Voltage fluctuation during 7% or less

acceleration/deceleration
* Single-phase operation reduces the lifetime of the servo amplifier. For β6/2000 and αC12/2000 motors with acceleration/deceleration
duty cycles greater than once every 20 seconds, 3-phase power is recommended.
14.5.1 AC Power Ratings

The power supply rating required when using multiple servo motors can be determined by summing the
requirements of the individual motors.
The power supply ratings listed in Table 39 are sufficient as continuous ratings. Note, however, that
servo motor acceleration causes a current to momentarily flow that is approximately three times the
continuous current rating.
When the power is turned on, a surge current of about 37A (when 264VAC is applied) flows for 20 msec.
Table 39. Three-Phase Power Supply Ratings
Motor Power Supply Rating
β0.5/3000 0.4kVA
β2/3000 0.77kVA
β6/2000 1.4kVA
αC12/2000 1.6kVA

14.6 INCOMING DC POWER

The amplifier requires a 24 VDC power supply for amplifier control power. This DC power supply must be
supplied by the user.
The information in Table 40 below will help you select the appropriate DC power supply for your motion
application.
The same external DC power supply can be used to provide power to multiple amplifiers as long as the
supply is rated for the sum of power drawn by all of the amplifiers. To daisy chain the amplifiers, add
connection K13 between amplifiers (see the connection diagram in Section 15.3 for more details).
Table 40. DC Amplifier Control Power Specifications
Input voltage 24V DC (±10%)
Power supply rating (per amplifier) 0.4 amps
NOTE
The 24 VDC input is fused to protect the amplifier. The fuse labeled F600
is located below the CX11 connector when the amplifier plastic cover is
removed. The replacement fuse part number is A06B-6073-K250
(Manufacturer: Daito LM32, DC48V, F3.2A).
A spare fuse is included with each β amplifier package (IC800BPK012 or

IC800BPK020)
14.7 DISCHARGING REGENERATIVE ENERGY

Regenerative energy is normally created in applications with a high load inertia or frequent acceleration
and deceleration. When decelerating a load, the stored kinetic energy of the load causes generator
action in the motor causing energy to be returned to the β Series amplifier. For light loads and low
acceleration rates, the amplifier may be able to absorb this energy. Otherwise, an optional external
regenerative discharge unit must be installed.
Two separate 30 Ohm regenerative discharge units are available with ratings of 100 W and 20 W. The
100 W unit (A06B-6093-H402) is panel-mounted, whereas the 20 W unit (A06B-6093-H401) mounts to
the tapped holes on the side of the amplifier heat sink. Calculations shown later in this section can be
used to determine the need for an external unit.
If the regenerative discharge unit overheats, a built-in thermostat is tripped, the external overheat alarm
is issued, and the motor is stopped. If an external regenerative discharge unit is required, a separate
unit must be installed for each amplifier. This component cannot be daisy-chained. The dimensions for
these units are shown in the following drawings. Connections are shown for cables K7 and K8 in Section
15.3 of this document.

14.7.1 Calculating the Average Regenerative Energy

Use the following calculation to determine the average regenerative energy that will be released in your
application (ambient temperature is assumed not to exceed 55°C). Based on the calculations select
either the 20 W or 100 W regeneration resistor. The wattage rating of the selected resistor must exceed
the average calculated regenerative energy from the equation below:
Average Rotational Energy to Energy to be (only in vertical axis operation)

Regenerative = be Released during – Consumed Through + Vertical Energy to be Released
Energy (Joules) Deceleration Axis Friction During Downward Motion
(STEP 1) (STEP 2) (STEP 3)
STEP 1: Rotational Energy to be Released during Deceleration
( )
= 6.19×10 4 × (J m + J L )×ωm Joules
− 2
where:
2
Jm Motor rotor inertia (lb-in-s )
β0.5 = 0.00016
β2 = 0.00581
β6 = 0.0347
αC12 = 0.0555
2
JL Load inertia converted to motor shaft inertia (lb-in-s )
STEP 2: Energy to be Consumed through Axis Friction
(
= 5.91 × 10
−3
)×t a ×ω m × TL where:
ta Acceleration/deceleration duration during rapid traverse (sec)

TL Axis friction torque (converted to motor shaft torque) (lb-in)
STEP 3: Vertical Energy to be Released During Downward Motion

(This term applies only in vertical axis operation)
(
= 1.182 × 10
−2
)×T h ×ω m ×
D
100
where:
Th Upward supporting torque applied by the motor during (lb-in)

downward rapid traverse
D Duty cycle of downward vertical operation during rapid (%)

traverse
(Note: the maximum value of D is 50%. D assumes a
smaller value)

STEP 4: Determine if a Regenerative Discharge Unit Is Required

Determine the Average Regenerative Energy using the equation in the beginning of this section.
When the average regenerative energy produced never exceeds the amounts that is indicated in Table
41 below, a separate regenerative discharge unit is not required:
Table 41. Maximum Allowable Regenerative Energy for Amplifiers
Amplifier Max. Allowable Regen. Energy Used with Motors
βSVU-12 13 Joules β0.5, β2
βSVU-20 16 Joules β6, αC12
If the calculated value exceeds the storage capability of the amplifier, then an external regenerative
discharge unit is required (see Step 5).
STEP 5: Selecting a Regenerative Discharge Unit

If a separate regenerative discharge unit is required, the following calculation will determine whether the
20 W or 100 W unit is required:
1
Average Regenerative Power (W) = Average Regenerative Energy (Joules) x where:
F
F = Deceleration duty (seconds) Example: deceleration once per 5 second cycle, F=5
Select a regenerative resistor with a rating that exceeds the average regenerative power. If this value is
greater than 100 W, contact GE Fanuc for assistance.
Example:
Assume a horizontal axis using a β2 motor (Jm = 0.00581 lb-in-s ) that decelerates once every 6 seconds
2
(F) for 0.2 seconds (ta) with a maximum speed of 2000 RPM (ωm). The machine inertia (JL) is 0.0139 lb-
2
in-s .
-4 2
STEP 1: Rotational Energy = (6.19x10 )x(0.00581+0.0139)x2000 = 54.4 Joules
STEP 2: Assuming TL = 10 in-lb:

-3
Friction Energy = (5.91x10 )x0.2x2000x10 = 23.64 Joules
Therefore:
STEP 4: Average Regenerative Energy = 54.4–23.64 = 30.76 Joules
Because the 30.76 Joules required is more than the 13 Joules allowed by the βSVU-12
amplifier used with the β2 motor, a regenerative resistor is required.
1 1
STEP 5: Since the application requires decelerations every 6 seconds, =
F 6
Average Regenerative Power = 30.76 Joules/6 seconds = 5.13 W
Therefore, the 20 W resistor (A06B-6093-H401) is adequate for this application.

Section 15: β Servo System Connection

When planning your system, it is important to determine how the different parts of the system connect
together. Cable reference numbers K1 through K15 on the Beta Servo Connection Diagram on p. 90.
Details for each connection are shown in Section 15.3.
15.1 SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

β Series motor and amplifier connectors required for the system are available from GE Fanuc.
GE Fanuc supplies connectors in order to allow you to manufacture cables to the specific length required
by your system design. GE Fanuc does offer finished cables as options for many connections. See the
Cable Connections chart on p. 88 for more information.
A (Part number A06B-6093-K301) and E-Stop connector (A02B-0120-K321) are shipped with each β
Series servo amplifier package. Kit components are not sold separately. The contents of the connector
kit are described below: .
Table 42. β Connector Kit Contents (A06B-6093-K301)
Qty. Part Number Description
3 A63L-0001-0460/025KD CX11-3 (Ground), CX11-4, -5 (24 VDC) single wide connectors
2 A63L-0001-0460/045KD CX11-1 (Power), CX11-3 (Motor Power) double wide connectors
10 A63L-0001-0456/ASL CX11 contacts
4 A63L-0001-0456/ASM CX11 contacts
1 A660-8011-T604 CX11-6 prewired jumper for discharge resistor thermal switch

(must be used when external discharge resistor is not installed)
Optional connectors are also available for the various motor power and feedback cables.
Table 43. Available Motor Power and Feedback Cable Connectors for β Servo Systems
Part Number Description
A06B-6050-K119 Motor Power Connector Kit, β0.5/3000
44A730464-G18 Motor Power Connector Kit, β2/3000 and β6/2000
A06B-6050-K120 Motor Encoder Connector Kit, β0.5/3000
A06B-6050-K115 Motor Encoder Connector Kit, β2/3000 and β6/2000
A06B-6050-K214 β Series Amplifier Encoder Feedback Connector Kit (JF1)
44A730464-G26 Motor Brake Connector Kit (not required for β0.5 motor with brake)

β and α Series Servo Product Specifications Guide
Table 44. Cable Connections.
Ref. Connects Prefinished Cable Part Number Connection Type When Required
K1 DSM302 to Amplifier (JS1B) IC800CBL001 (1m) Servo Command Signal

IC800CBL002 (3m)
always
K1 All Other GE Fanuc IC800CBL003 (2m) Servo Command Signal
Controllers to Amplifier
(JS1B)
K2 Built in Serial Motor Encoder IC800CBL022 severe duty, 14 m Motor Encoder Feedback always
to Amplifier (JF1) (β0.5/3000)
IC800CBL023 severe duty, 14 m
(β2/3000, β6/2000)
IC800CBL021 severe duty, 14 m
(αC12/2000)
K3 AC Power Components to N/A 3 Phase Servo Power always

Amplifier
K4 Amplifier to Motor IC800CBL064, 14 m (β0.5/3000) Motor Power always

(Prefinished cable includes IC800CBL065, 14 m (β2/3000,
separate cable to connect β6/2000)
motor frame ground to IC800CBL066, 14 m (αC12/2000)
customer's earth ground.)
K5 Servo Amplifier Emergency N/A Emergency Stop always

Stop Input (JX5) to Machine
E-Stop Contact
K7 Amplifier to Regenerative N/A (included with regenerative Regenerative Power in most cases1
Discharge Unit discharge unit) Discharge
K8 Regenerative Discharge Unit N/A (included with regenerative Regenerative Power in most cases1
Over Temperature Switch to discharge unit) Discharge
Amplifier
K9 Amplifier (CX5) to Backup N/A Absolute Encoder Battery with battery option2
Battery Holder
K10 Control to MCC Coil N/A Emergency Stop/Power control-dependent;

Enable consult your control
documentation
K12 External 24 VDC Power N/A 24 VDC Amplifier Power always

Supply to Amplifier
K13 Amplifier to Second Amplifier N/A 24 VDC Amplifier Power when daisy chaining
amplifiers
K14 90 VDC Brake Power Supply 44C742238-004. 14m Motor Brake Power with brake option3
to Motor Brake (β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000)
K15 MCC Contact to Control N/A Control Enable always

1
See Discharging Regenerative Energy in Section 14.7
2
Prefinished cable is provided as a part of a battery pack option
3
Prefinished motor power cables supplied by GE Fanuc for β 0.5/3000 motor includes brake wiring.

15.2 β SERIES CONNECTION DIAGRAM
E-STOP PB
Contacts
Machine
and NC
GE Fanuc
Controller
Motion
K2
β Series Motor
K9
CX5X
K1
CX5Y
E
JS1B
JF1
JX5
Encoder Battery Pack
M
Amplifier
β Series
Ground Lug
CX11
K15
K14
K4
to CX11-4 on
next amplifier
CX11-3
CX11-1
CX11-4
CX11-2
CX11-5
CX11-6
K13
K3
(only for motors with
2
90 VDC Power Supply
brake option)
K12
K10
K8
Power Supply
K7
Spark
Arrester
1 or 3 Phase 3
200/240 VAC
Discharge Resistor with

earth ground
Customer’s
PE
Built-in Thermostat
1
Transformer
(24 VDC +10% - 10%)

24 VDC Power Supply
Breaker
PE
R
S
T
KEY:
available GE Fanuc cable
user-supplied cable
Figure 39. Cable connection diagram
1
Line filter and lightning surge absorber can be used in place of a transformer when 200–240 VAC is available to the cabinet.
2
Refer to the note in Section 10.3 regarding the motor holding brake.
3
For single-phase operation, AC line phase T is not connected. Refer to the Servo System Specifications in Section 11: for output
current derating.

15.3 CONNECTION DETAILS

β0.5/3000, β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000)
K1— Servo Command Signal Cable (β
JS1B–3 •PWMA (•ALM1) (3)

–4 0V (4)
–5 •PWMC (•ALM2) (5)
–6 0V (6)
–7 •PWME (•ALM4) (7)
–8 0V (8)
–13 •ENBL (•ALM8) (13)
–14 0V (14)
–1 IR (1)
–2 GDR (2)
–11 IS (11)
–12 GDS (12)
–19 0V (19)
–20 0V (20)
–9 •DRDY (9)
–10 •MCON (10)
–15 PD (15)
–16 •PD (16)
–17 PREQ (17)
–18 •PREQ (18)
β Amplifier Motion Controller
(see note)
NOTES
The servo command cables for the DSM300 Series controller
(IC800CBL001 and IC800CBL002) must be purchased from GE Fanuc.
Proper tooling is required to assemble the connectors. For custom length
cables, contact your GE Fanuc Distributor or GE Fanuc Sales Engineer.
Grounding the cable shield using the grounding bar (44B295864-001)
and cable grounding clamp (A99L-0035-0001) will provide greater noise
immunity.
2
Wire: 0.08mm twisted pair group shielded cable (10 pairs). The following wire is recommended for
the K1 cable: 28 AWG x 10 pairs (20 conductors).

Cable (K1) GE Fanuc Part No. Connector Manufacturer
DSM302 to Servo IC800CBL001 (1 meter) Cable must be purchased from GE Fanuc

Amplifier (JS1B) (connectors not sold separately)*
IC800CBL002 (3 meter)
GE Fanuc controller IC800CBL003 (2 meter) Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.
other than DSM302 1 3 5 7 9
to Servo Amplifier 2 4 6 8 10
(JS1B) 11
13 15 17 19
12 14 16 18 20

Ltd. (PCR-E20FA)
2 4 6 8 10
1 3 5 7 9
12 14 16 18 20
13 15 17 19
11

*NOTE: DSM302 cables cannot be customer-manufactured and uses a 36-pin connector on its end. The DSM302 module requires
IC693ACC355 Axis Terminal Board and either IC693CBL324 (1 meter) or IC693CBL325 (3 meter) Terminal Board Cable to access axis
I/O such as Home Switch Input, Over Travel Inputs, or Strobe (registration) Inputs.

β0.5/3000)
K2—Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (β
JF1–1 SD (A4)
JF1–2 •SD (B4)
JF1–5 REQ (A3)
JF1–6 •REQ (B3)
JF1–9, –18 +5V (A2, B2)
JF1–12, –14 0V (A1, B1)

JF1–16 0VA (A6)
JF1–7 +6VA (A5)
Shield (B6)
β Amplifier β Motor Encoder

Prefinished 14m Cable, Part number: IC800CBL022
2
Wire: for +5V, 0V use two parallel conductors of 0.5mm (20 AWG) or larger when the wire length
does not exceed 14m. When the wire length exceeds 14m, wire gauge must be increased to ensure
that the sum of the electrical resistance of 0V and 5V circuit does not exceed 0.5 ohms. For 6VA,
2 2
0VA use 0.5mm (20 AWG) or larger; for SD, *SD, REQ, *REQ use 0.18mm (24 AWG) or larger
twisted pair with 60% braid shield.
Servo Amplifier A06B-0120-K301 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. (connector:FI40-2015S)

(JF1) (connector cover: F1-20-CV)
1 3 5 7 9
2 4 6 8 10
12 14 16 18 20
Connector viewed from back (solder/crimp) side.

Servo Motor A06B-6050-K120 SMP (connector: 178289-6 pin: AMP 1-175217-2)
Encoder
1 2 3 4 5 6
B
A

β2/3000, β6/2000)
K2—Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (β
JF1–1 SD (12)
JF1–2 •SD (13)

JF1–5 REQ (5)
JF1–6 •REQ (6)

JF1–18, –20 +5V (8, 15)
JF1–12, –14 0V (1, 2)

JF1–16 0VA (10)
JF1–7 +6VA (14)
Shield (4)

2
2 2
Servo Amplifier A06B-0120-K303 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. 1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
(JF1) (connector: FI40-2015S) 12 14 16 18 20
(connector cover: FI-20-
CV)
Servo Motor A06B-6050-K115 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Encoder (HDAB-15S) [connector 15 14 13 12 11 10 9

cover: HDAW-15-CV
(waterproof), HAD-CTH]
NOTE
Cable includes two M4 x 12mm screws and captive lock washers for
securing connector to motor encoder housing.

αC12/2000)
K2—Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (α
JF1–1 SD (A)
JF1–2 •SD (D)

JF1–5 REQ (F)
JF1–6 •REQ (G)

JF1–18, –20 +5V (J, K)
JF1–12, –14 0V (N, T)

JF1–16 0VA (S)
JF1–7 +6VA (R)
Shield (H)

Prefinished 14m Cable, Part number:
IC800CBL021 (severe duty)
2
2 2
Servo Amplifier A02B-0120-K303 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. (F140-2015S) [connector

(JF1) cover: FI-20-CV]
1 3 5 7 9
2 4 6 8 10
12 14 16 18 20
Connector viewed from back (solder/crimp side).

Servo Motor 44A730464-G24 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. (MS3106A 20-29SW,
Encoder (CE EXT GND pin straight) (MS3108B 20-29SW, elbow)
type)
A
M B
L
N C
T P
K D
S R
J E
H F
G

K3—Three-Phase Servo Power Cable (user-supplied)

For a power supply voltage of 200/220/230/240 VAC 50/60 Hz (220 VAC minimum for single-phase)
CX11-1
R (L1)
Breaker MCC AC Line
S (L2)
Filter
T* (L3)
G ( )
β Amplifier
Main Power Supply
* For single-phase operation, phase T is not connected
Wire: 600V, 4-conductor, 1.0mm2 (18 AWG) or larger. For sourcing multiple amplifiers from the
same AC supply, size conductors based on the sum of the current for all amplifiers (see
specifications in Section 11:
Servo Amplifier Part of Kit Nihon AMP (175363-1, 175363-1 Housing; 1-175218-
CX11-1 A06B-6093-K301 2 Contact)

β0.5/3000)
K4—Motor AC Power Cable (β
CX11-3 (U) U A1
CX11-3 (V) V A2 Motor Stator
CX11-3 (W) W A3
CX11-3 (PE) PE B1 Motor Frame Ground
BRK1 B2
Optional
CX11-3 (PE) BRK2 B3 Brake
β Amplifier β Motor
1 m ground cable to
customer’s earth ground
(M4 Ring Terminal)
BRK1
To Brake 90 VDC
Power Supply & Control BRK2
(supplied by customer)
(M3.5 Spring SpadeTerminals)

Wire: 300V, 6-conductor, 20 AWG (finestrand) 80°C, polyurethane jacket with PVC conductors
2
(nominal cross-sectional area 0.75mm ). Ground wire is 18 AWG, 300 V, 1-conductor, 80°C, PVC,
green with yellow stripe.
Servo Amplifier Part of Kit Nihon AMP (Housing: 175363-1; Contact: 1-175217-2)
CX11-3 (motor A06B-6093-K301
power) U W
V G
CX11-3 (ground) A06B-6093-K301
PE
Servo Motor A06B-6050-K119 Nihon AMP (Housing: 3-178129-6; Contact: 1-175217-2)

A B
Pin 1 U PE
Pin 2 V BRK1
Pin 3 W BRK2

β2/3000, β6/2000)
K4—Motor AC Power Cable (β
CX11-3 (U) U A
CX11-3 (V) V B Motor Stator
CX11-3 (W) W C
CX11-3 (G) G D Motor Frame Ground
CX11-3 (PE) PE
1 m ground cable to
(M4 Ring Terminal)

Wire: 300V, 4-conductor, 18 AWG (finestrand) 80°C, polyurethane jacket (PUR) with PVC
2
conductors (nominal cross-sectional area 0.75mm ). Ground wire is 18 AWG, 300 V, 1-conductor,
80°C, PVC, green with yellow stripe.
CX11-3 (motor A06B-6093-K301
power) U W
V G
CX11-3 (ground) A06B-6093-K301
PE
PE
Servo Motor Customer-made cable:

D A
44A730464-G18
C B
(CE EXT GND pin)

αC12/2000)
K4—Motor AC Power Cable (α
CX11-3 (U) U A
CX11-3 (V) V B Motor Stator
CX11-3 (W) W C
CX11-3 (G) G D Motor Frame Ground
CX11-3 (PE) PE
1 m ground cable to
(M4 Ring Terminal)
Prefinished 14m Cable, Part number: IC800CBL066

Wire: 300V, 4-conductor, 18 AWG (finestrand) 80°C, polyurethane jacket with PVC conductors
2
(nominal sectional area 0.75mm ). Ground wire is 18 AWG, 300 V, 1-conductor, 80°C, PVC, green
with yellow stripe.
Servo Amplifier Part of Kit Nihon AMP (Housing: 175363-1; Contact:

CX11-3 (motor power) A06B-6093-K301 1-175218-2)
U W
V G
Servo Amplifier CX11- Part of Kit Nihon AMP (Housing: 175362-1; Contact:
3 (ground) A06B-6093-K301 1-175218-2)
PE
PE
Servo Motor Customer-made cable:

D A
44A730464-G20
C B
(CE EXT GND pin)

K5—Servo Amplifier Emergency Stop Connection

If two to six amplifier units are used in the same system, the emergency stop signal must be connected
as shown below:
Emergency Stop
dry contact
(normally closed) JX5 SVU
+24V
(20)
β Series Servo
Amplifier
ESP
(17)
SVU CAUTION
JX5
(20)
Pin 20 of JX5
β Series Servo supplies +24 VDC.
Amplifier Do not apply external
voltage to this
ESP terminal.
(17)
JX5 SVU
(20)
β Series Servo
Amplifier
ESP
(17)

No.
JX5 A02B-0120-K301 Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. (F140-2015S; F1-20-CV

cover)
1 3 5 7 9
2 4 6 8 10
13 15 17 19
11
12 14 16 18 20
Honda Tsushin Kogyo Co., Ltd. (PCR-E20FA)

2 4 6 8 10
1 3 5 7 9
12 14 16 18 20
13 15 17 19
11

β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000)

K7—Regenerative Power Discharge Cable (β
K8—Regenerative Power Discharge Thermal Protection Cable
(Resistor includes amplifier connectors and contacts)
CX11-2 (DCP)
30 ohm
CX11-2 (DCC) K7 Resistor
CX11-6 (TH1)
CX11-6 (TH2) K8 Normally Closed Over
Temperature Switch
Regenerative Discharge Unit
β Amplifier
65 (2.56)
57 (2.24)
150 NOTE
(5.91) DCP Resistor kit
To A06B-6093-H401 contains two
CX11-2 DCC (20 Watt unit) 52 60 standoffs and
(2.05)(2.36) mounting
TH1 2- ∅ 4.5 (0.177)
hardware
To TH2
CX11-6
100
(3.94)
7 10 Max
(.276) (.394)
1000 230 (9.1)

(39.4) 220 (8.7) 4.3
(0.169)
6 (0.236) 200 (7.9)
K7
CX11-2 (DCC)
CX11-6 (TH1) K8 A06B-6093-H402 60
CX11-6 (TH2)
CX11-2 (DCP)
K7 ∅4 (0.157) (100 Watt Unit) (2.36)
Customer must
attach connectors 42.7
(1.68)
1.2 20
dimensions shown in mm (inches) (0.047) (0.787)

CX11-2, -6 A06B-6093-K301
DCP TH1
DCC TH2
β0.5/3000, β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000) )

K9—Absolute Encoder Battery Cable (β
CX5X, CX5Y (1)

+6V
CX5X, CX5Y (2)

0V
Battery Unit
β Amplifier
2
Wire: Nominal sectional area 0.32mm (24 AWG) or less

No.
Servo Amplifier A06B-6093-K303 Japan Aviation Electronics Industry (Housing: IL-L2S-

(CX5X) S3L-B(N); Contact: IL-C2-1-00001)

β0.5/3000, β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000)

K10—Emergency Stop/Power Enable Cable (β
E-Stop Push Button
N.C.Isolated Contact
Coil Spark Arrester
AC Line External Power Supply E-Stop Pushbutton

Contactor (to be matched to the
(MCC) customer’s contactor coil voltage)
Cable Specification: Heavy-duty vinyl power cord, 2-conductor 0.5mm (20 AWG)
2
Spark Arrester: To protect internal contacts, always use a spark arrester appropriate for the
contactor you select.
β0.5/3000, β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000)

K12—24 VDC Amplifier Power Cable (β
CX11-4 (24V)
+24V
CX11-4 (0V)
0V
Customer-supplied 24 VDC
Power Supply
β Amplifier
2
Wire: Nominal sectional area 1.42mm (16 AWG)–0.5mm (20 AWG)
2
DC Power Supply N/A N/A

CX11-4 A06B-6093-K301

β0.5/3000, β2/3000, β6/2000,

K13—24 VDC Amplifier Power Daisy Chain Cable (β
αC12/2000)
CX11-5 (24V) CX11-4 (24V)
CX11-5 (0V) CX11-4 (0V)
2
Wire: Nominal sectional area 1.42mm (16 AWG)–0.5mm (20 AWG)
2
DC Power Supply N/A N/A

CX11-5 A06B-6093-K301
β2/3000, β6/2000, αC12/2000)

K14—Motor Brake Power Cable (β
(β0.5/3000 brake wiring is include in power cable K4)
+ A
Customer-supplied Brake Coil
90 VDC brake (Energize
B
power supply – B to release)
C Ground
Optional Motor Brake

Wire: 300V, 3-conductor, 20 AWG (0.5mm ), finestrand, 80 °C, polyurethane (PUR) jacket
2
Motor Brake Customer-made DDK CE Series (CE02-6A10SL-3CS) with Raychem

cable: Boot (222A-32-25142)
44A730464-G26
GE Fanuc cable: C A
44A739012-G08 B

15.4 β SERIES AMPLIFIER PROTECTION AND ALARM FUNCTIONS

The Servo Amplifier Unit can detect error conditions and provide alarm information.
The LEDs on the front of the amplifier provide a visual cue to the status of the system by indicating, for
example, when the motor and amplifier are ready to function. The ALM LED is turned ON when an
alarm condition is detected. When an alarm is detected, power is dropped and the motor is stopped by
dynamic braking action. Alarm information is displayed as diagnostic data in the GE Fanuc controller.
Table 45 details the alarm conditions the β Series Servo Amplifier System can detect.
Table 45. β Series Servo Amplifier Alarm System
Alarm Condition Description
Over-voltage Issued when the DC voltage in the main circuit power supply is abnormally high.
DC link under- Issued when the DC voltage in the main circuit power supply is abnormally low
voltage or when the circuit breaker has tripped.
Regenerative Issued when the average regenerative discharge energy is excessively high,
overheat such as when acceleration/deceleration is performed too frequently.
Overheat Issued when the temperature inside the amplifier becomes so high that the
thermostat trips.
Fan failure Issued when the fan unit built into the amplifier fails.
Over-current Issued when an abnormally high current is detected in the main circuit.


K3-Three-Phase Servo Power Cable, 50

K4-Motor Power Cable (α12/3000, α 22/2000), 50
A
K4-Motor Power Cable (α30/3000, α 40/2000), 52
Absolute Encoder Battery, 13, 70 K4-Motor Power Cable (α30/3000, α40/2000), 51
AC line filter, 82 K5-Amplifier Stop Connection, 53
AC power, 32, 35, 82, 84 K6-Amplifier Control Power Connection, 53
Alarm Functions, 59, 105 K7-Separate Regenerative Discharge Unit Power Cable,
Alpha Servo System 54
Block Diagram, 5 K8-Separate Regenerative Discharge Unit Thermal
Overview, 1 Protection Cable, 54
Package Options, 11 K9-Optional Absolute Encoder Battery Cable, 55
Alpha Servo system specifications, 10 Cables, Beta Series
Alpha SVU Series, 5 K10-Emergency-Stop/Power Enable Cable, 103
Alpha SVU1 Amplifier Connections, 43 K12-24 VDC Amplifier Power Cable, 103
Amplifier Control Power, 85 K13-24 VDC Power Daisy Chain Cable, 104
Amplifier Package, Alpha Series, 9 K14-Motor Brake Power Cable, 104
Amplifiers, 1 K1-Servo Command Signal Cable, 91
Alarm Functions, 24, 59, 77, 105 K2-Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (β0.5/3000), 93
Alpha heat dissipation, 15 K2-Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (β2/3000,
Beta heat dissipation, 72 β6/2000), 94
Connector Kit, 88 K3-Three-Phase Servo Power Cable, 96
Alpha Series, 44 K4-Motor AC Power Cable (β2/3000, β6/2000), 98
Beta Series, 88 K4-Motor Power Cable (β0.5/3000), 97
Environmental Requirements, 14, 71 K4-Motor Power Cable (αC 12/2000), 99
Maintenance Clearances, 72 K5-Emergency Stop Connection, 100
Models, 9, 67 K7-Regenerative Discharge Cable, 101
Axial Load, 24, 77 K8-Regenerative Discharge Thermal Protection Cable,
101
B K9-Absolute Encoder Battery Cable, 102
Motor Encoder Feedback Cable (αC12/2000, 95
Battery Packs, Encoder, 13 Cables, connection
Battery, Packs Encoder, 70 Details, 47, 91
Bearing, 24, 77 Catalog Numbers
Beta Servo System Alpha Series, 9
Block Diagram, 63 Beta Series, 67
Overview, 1 Circuit breaker, 34, 83
Package Options, 69 Clearances
Specifications, 68 Amplifier, 15, 72
Block diagram, 5, 63 Connection
Brake, 12 Details, 47, 91
Alpha Series motor, 8 Connectors
Beta Series motor, 66 Alpha Series Motors, 44
Brake Power Supply, 8 Beta Series Motors, 88
Contactor rating, 34, 83
C Control Power, 35
Cable Connections
Alpha Series, 45 D
Cables, Alpha Series DC power, 85
K10-Emergency Stop/Power Enable Cable, 56 Dimensions
K11-Separate Regenerative Discharge Unit Fan Supply AC Line Filters, 33
Cable, 57 Alpha Series amplifier Panel cutouts, 25
K12-Motor Brake Power Connection, 57 Alpha Series amplifiers, 25
K13-Cooling Fan Power Connection, 58 Alpha Series Regenerative D.U., 40
K1-Servo Command Signal Cable, 47 Beta Series amplifier, 78
K2-Motor Encoder Feedback Cable, 49 Discharge Resistor, 41
107
Motor, 65 β6/2000, 74
Discharging regenerative energy, 36, 85 β6/2000 w/brake, 76
Dissipation α6/3000, 16
Amplifier, 15, 72 αC12/2000, 74
αC12/2000 w/brake, 76
E Motor Power, 44
Motors, 1, 12
Encoder Beta Series, 65
Battery, 13, 70 Brake, 8, 12, 66
Environmental requirements Environmental Requirements, 14, 71
Alpha amplifiers, 14 Speed-Torque Curves
Alpha Series, 14 HRV function, 7, 65
Beta amplifiers, 71
Beta Series, 71
Motors, 14, 71 N
Noise Protection
F Alpha Series, 29
Beta Series, 79
Feedback, 44
O
G
Optional Connectors, 44
Ground fault interrupter Options
Alpha Series, 31 Alpha Series, 11
Beta Series, 81 Beta Series, 69
Grounding Overview, 1, 6, 64
Alpha Series, 29
Beta Series, 79
Grounding Clamp, 30 P
Package Options, 11, 69
H Part Numbers
Alpha Series, 9
Heat dissipation Beta Series, 67
Alpha Series, 15 Power Line Protection, 32, 82
Beta Series, 72 Power requirements
High Response Vector function, 7, 65 AC power, 35, 84
Alpha Series, 32
I Alpha Series Circuit Breakers, 34
Alpha Series Discharging Regenerative Energy, 36
Installation Guidelines, 14, 71 Alpha Series Electromagnetic Contactor, 34
International Standards, 1 Alpha Series Incoming AC Power, 32
Beta Series, 82
Beta Series AC Power, 82
L Beta Series Circuit Breakers, 83
Line Filter, 32, 82 Beta Series Discharging Regenerative Energy, 85
Beta Series Electromagnetic Contactor, 83
Incoming DC Power, 85
M Protection
Maintenance Clearances, 72 Alpha Series, 59
Motor Dimensions Beta Series, 105
β0.5/3000, 73 Pulse Width Modulated interface, 1
α12/3000, 18
β2/3000, 74 R
β2/3000 w/brake, 76
α22/3000, 18 Radial Load, 24, 77
α30/3000, 18 Regenerative Discharge Units
α40/2000, 21 Alpha Series, 36
Beta Series, 85
108
Regenerative Energy, 36, 85 Specifications

Regenerative Energy, Calculating for Alpha Series, 36 Alpha Series, 10
Regenerative Energy, Calculating for Beta Series, 86 Beta Series, 68
Speed-Torque curves
Alpha Series, 7
S Beta Series, 65
Sealing Option, 12 Standards, 1
Servo Motors, 1, 65 Switch Settings, 28
Servo package options, 11, 69
Shaft Loading T
Alpha Series, 24
Beta Series, 77 Transformer, 32, 82
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Servo Product Specification Guide

GFH – 001B September 1998

GE Fanuc Automation makes no representation or warranty, expressed, implied, or statutory with

©Copyright 1998 GE Fanuc Automation North America, Inc.

SECTION 2: α Series Servo Product Overview ...................................................................................6

SECTION 4: α Servo System Options................................................................................................11

Part II: β Series Servo System

SECTION 10: β Series Servo Product Overview ................................................................................64

SECTION 12: β Servo System Options...............................................................................................69

The α and β Series motors conform to

4 Part I: α Series Servo System

Section 1: α SVU Series Servo System Block Diagram

Figure 1. α SVU Series servo block diagram

Section 2: α Series Servo Product Overview

Motor Rated Torque Power Required Motor Catalog #

α6/3000 6 Nm (53 in-lbs) 1.4 kW 80 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0128-B575#7008

α12/3000 12 Nm (106 in-lbs) 2.8 kW 80 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0143-B075#7008

α22/2000 22 Nm (195 in-lbs) 3.7 kW 80 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0147-B075#7008

α30/3000 30 Nm (265 in-lbs) 5.2 kW 130 Amp Motor Only: A06B-0153-B075#7008

6 Part I: α Series Servo System

2.2 α SERIES MOTOR –TORQUE CURVES

Figure 2. α Series motor speed-torque curves

Part I: α Series Servo System 7

2.3 α SERIES MOTOR HOLDING BRAKE

Table 2. Brake specifications

Parameter α6/3000 α12/2000 α22/2000 α30/3000 α40/2000

Brake Response 40 msec 20 msec 20 msec 20 msec 20 msec

An example of a typical user-supplied brake power supply is shown below:

Customer's Control Cabinet

Brake Power Supply Motor Frame

Figure 3. Typical user-supplied brake power supply

8 Part I: α Series Servo System

2.4 α SVU SERIES SERVO AMPLIFIERS

Motor Amplifier Model Amplifier Catalog # Amplifier Package Catalog #

α6/3000 SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H105 IC800APK080

α12/3000 SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H105 IC800APK080

α22/2000 SVU1-80 A06B-6089-H105 IC800APK080

α30/3000 SVU1-130 A06B-6089-H106 IC800APK130

α40/2000 SVU1-130 A06B-6089-H106 IC800APK130

Table 4. α SVU Series packages

Description Package Contents* Catalog #

80 Amp • 1 SVU1-80 Amp (A06B-6093-H105) IC800APK080

* If required, amplifier package components can be ordered separately.

Part I: α Series Servo System 9

Section 3: α Series Servo System

Table 5. Identification of servo systems

10 Part I: α Series Servo System

Section 4: α Servo System Options

Servo Option Consider Selecting When Catalog # Section #

Part I: α Series Servo System 11

4.1 IP67 SEALING OPTION ON α SERIES SERVO MOTORS

Standard IPx7: Protection from Water

12 Part I: α Series Servo System

4.2 ABSOLUTE ENCODER BATTERY PACKS

Figure 4. Absolute encoder battery pack

Part I: α Series Servo System 13