Copley Controls

AccelnetPLUS sets a new standard for performance. This unique product is available in both EtherCAT and CANopen versions. Choose from EtherCAT and CANopen models. Both models offer optimal cost per node to deliver efficient and cost-effective operation.

A wide range of absolute encoder interfaces are built in for unbeatable versatility, including: BiSS, SSi, Absolute A, and Endat. Higher-resolution current loops enable AccelnetPLUS to meet the needs of the most demanding applications, and Safe Torque Off functionality reduces system cost in safety critical applications.

The Bantam module is a highly cost-effective OEM solution for torque control of both brushless and brush motors. The unit is PCB-mounted with solderless connectors and accepts a standard ±10V current command. Digital Hall feedback facilitates trapezoidal commutation of brushless motors, and Analog Control Model inputs set current limits and adjust balance for unbeatable performance at a highly competitive price point.

Janus is a cost-effective solution for the control of brush motors that offers impressive performance. When operating in torque and velocity mode, Junus accepts both analog and PWM commands, making it the perfect choice for a variety of applications. Sensorless velocity feedback is derived from the motor back-EMF. All of these standard features have helped to make Junus a popular product.

The M-Series PCB-mounted modules provide optimal flexibility and can be used to drive both servo and stepper motors. Both EtherCAT and CANopen versions are available to meet your needs. The 3-axis M3 and 4-axis M4 are extremely low cost per node, making them high-performance, cost-effective options. The M3 also incorporates a wide range of absolute encoder, including: BiSS, SSI, Absolute A, and EnDat for a truly versatile product. Finally, incremental encoder feedback comes standard.

The StepnetPLUS line of products was designed with the goal of achieving new levels of performance. Engineers successfully created an advanced and reliable product that is available in both EtherCAT and CANopen versions. Stepnet also includes multi-axis models that provide optimal cost per node. The microstepping design works to deliver smooth, low-resonance performance.
In Servo Mode, with encoder feedback, stepper motors run quietly and can operate at higher speeds without stalling. A wide range of absolute encoder interfaces is built in, including BiSS, SSI, Absolute A, and EnDat, so that users can experience a truly versatile product.