Electric Actuators - Controllers & Drivers
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24VDC Controllers, Single Axis
LE's most common motors operate with 24VDC. Step motors offer higher maximum workloads at lower speeds. Servo motors offer lower maximum workloads but with consistent maximum speed. Both motor types have encoder feedback either incremental or battery-less absolute. Controllers can be chosen based on communication method as well as by encoder compatibility.
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24VDC Controllers, Multi Axis
Save space and reduce wiring by using a 3- or 4-axis controller for LE actuators with 24VDC step motors. The JXC92 can control up to 3 axes and is compatible with EtherNet/IP™ fieldbus. Complex movements such as 2-axis arc or circular interpolation, and 3-axis linear interpolation are possible.
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AC Servo Motor Drivers
LE’s AC servo motors offer higher speeds and accelerations than DC types, as well as higher torques for larger actuators. Pulse input drivers are available for both incremental and absolute encoders, for standalone operation by a PLC. Drivers for fieldbus networks are also available, including compatibility with EtherNet/IP™, PROFINET, EtherCAT®, CC-Link, Mitsubishi's SSCNET and Yaskawa's MECHATROLINK protocols.
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Card Motor Controller
The LATC4 controller exclusively operates the LAT3 magnetic drive card motor. Laptop software is easy to follow, including screens for step data and I/O setup, as well as monitoring and testing operations. The easier of two step data entry modes requires only target position, positioning time, and load weight.
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Manifold Controller
The JXD1-M is a 24VDC controller system consisting of a fieldbus gateway, up to eight 1- or 2-axis drivers, and a terminal unit arranged in a manifold configuration. Up to 16 LE2 electric actuator axes can be connected. The system is shorter and narrower, yielding significant space savings compared to a similar number of JXC axes. JXCD1-M is offers fanless cooling for lower maintenance. Gateway units are equipped with your choice of fieldbus protocol. All connections for setting, actuators and power are on the front of the system for easy access. Connect a PC to the gateway unit for setting step data and parameters using a USB-C cable. The system recognizes and displays the part number of a connected actuator, eliminating the need to specify the actuator when ordering.