Card Motor The transportation, pushing and length measurement systems have been miniaturized through the use of a linear motor. Maximum pushing force Linear guide Linear motor Pushing a very little load Example) Pushing a probe pin Positioning repeatability Displacement sensor b Example) Lens focusing Pushing measurement accuracy ±10 µm Parts measurment (Measured value is displayed) Load mass 100 g, Stroke 5 mm Maximum operating frequency Easy programming (Takt time entry) Just input 3 parameters: Positioning time, Target position, Load mass. 500 cpm Rejection of non-conforming products, etc.

Card Motor Cable Mounting The cable connector does not protrude above the actuator. Actuator cable Positioning dowel pin holes for the workpiece Card Motor Positioning dowel pin holes for the actuator body Holding screw holes for the workpiece (4 locations) Mounting screw holes for the actuator body (4 locations) Stopper (to prevent the table from separating from the actuator) Workpiece Mounting Body Mounting Positioning dowel pin holes on the workpiece and unit holding parts as standard 2 body mounting options Workpiece positioning (2 locations) Workpiece mounting Bottom mounting (Body tapped)...

TaktTime Entry The controller automatically calculates the speed, acceleration and deceleration after the user has entered how many seconds it should take for the Card Motor table to move to the target position Therefore, there is no need to enter the speed, TaktTime Entry Method Select the setting for each item described below and register it to the controller by clicking [Setup]. Q [Card Motor Product Number]: Select the product number of the applicable Card Motor. © [Method to Return to Home Position]: Select home position. @ [Card Motor Mounting Orientation]: Select horizontal or vertical....

Model Selection 1 Selection Procedure for Positioning Operation (Refer to Front matter 3 and 4 for Fig.1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and Table 1, 2, 3 .) Selection Procedure Operating conditions Check the load mass and load factor. Stroke [mm] Positioning repeatability [µm] ∗Confirm that the applied load mass W [g] does not exceed the allowable load mass. From Fig. 2: θ = 0, find Wmax = 500 As W = 200 < Wmax = 500, the selected model can be used. Allowable load mass Wmax From Table 1, A1 = 32.5 Pitch moment Mp = 200/1000 x 9.8 (−10 + 32.5)/1000 = 0.044 From Table 3, Mpmax = 0.3 αp = 0.044/0.3 = 0.15 ∗Confirm...

Model Selection Selection Procedure for Pushing Operation Selection Procedure Operating conditions List the operating conditions with consideration to the mounting orientation and shape of the workpiece. Select a model temporarily based on the required measuring accuracy and stroke. From Table 2, temporarily select the LAT3F-10, which satisfies the measuring accuracy 10 µm and the minimum stroke that satisfies the stroke St = 8 Check the load mass and moment. Find the allowable load mass Wmax [g] from the graph. Pitch moment From Fig. 2: θ = 0, find Wmax = 500 As W = 50 < Wmax = 500, the selected...

Model Selection 2 Selection Caution 1. The temperature increase of the Card Motor varies depending on the duty ratio and the heat dissipation properties of the base it is mounted onto. If the temperature of the Card Motor becomes high, reduce the duty ratio by increasing the cycle time, or improve the heat transfer properties of the mounting base and the surroundings. 2. The pushing force generated by the Card Motor varies in relation to the thrust setting value depending on the pushing position and the pushing direction. Refer to Fig. 5 for details. Amount of Overhang: Ln [mm], Correction Value...

Model Selection Fig.5 Pushing force: F [N] characteristics (Reference) Pushing direction away from the connector Thrust setting value: 5 Thrust setting value: 3 Thrust setting value: 1 Pushing direction toward the connector Connector side Opposite side of the connector Pushing force Thrust setting value: 2.8 Thrust setting value: 1 Thrust setting value: 3.9 Thrust setting value: 2.6 Thrust setting value: 1 Operating condition Mounting orientation: Horizontal table mounting Thrust setting value: Minimum, continuous, instantaneous maximum of each model. Table start position: Extended end (Opposite...

Card Motor Controller mounting Nil DNote 3) Screw mounting DIN rail mounting Without cable Note 1) Refer to page 3 for detailed specifications of the controller. Note 2) If “Without controller” has been selected, the I/O cable is also not included. Therefore it is not possible to select the I/O cable for this option. If the I/O cable is required, please order separately. (Refer to page 11, “[I/O cable]” for details.) Note 3) The DIN rail is not included. If the DIN rail is required, please order separately. (Refer to page 4, “DIN rail” and “DIN rail mounting adapter” for details.) Actuator cable...

Card Motor Specifications Model Stroke (mm) Type Instantaneous max. thrust Note 1)2)3) Continuous thrust Note 1) 2) 3) Type Maximum load mass oz (g) Type Resolution (µm) Home position signal Pushing speed (mm/s) Thrust setting value Note 1)2)3) Motor Guide Sensor Pushing operation Positioning Positioning repeatability (µm) Note 4)5) operation Measurement Accuracy (µm) Note 4)5) Maximum speed (mm/s)Note 6) Operating temperature range Operating humidity range (%) Weight oz (g)Note 7) Table weight oz (g) Note 1) Continuous thrust can be generated and maintained continuously. Instantaneous maximum...

Card Motor Controller Controller for the Card Motor Screw mounting DIN rail mounting Note 1) The actuator cable, the counter cable and the controller setting cable are not supplied with the controller. Refer to pages 11 and 12 for options. Note 2) The DIN rail is not included. If the DIN rail is required, please order separately. (Refer to page 4.) Specifications Item Specifications Power supply voltage: 24 VDC ±10%, Current consumption: Rated 2 A (Peak 3 A) Note 2) Power consumption: 48 W (Maximum 72 W)Note 2) Power supply Note 1) Parallel input 6 inputs (Optically isolated) Parallel output...