Moticont motion controller features FPGA technology

June 26, 2017

The MOTI-1100 Series four-axis motion controller incorporates a PWM motor driver that can drive motors with less than 1 mH inductance without overheating.

The MOTI-1100 Series four-axis motion controller incorporates a PWM motor driver that can drive motors with <1 mH inductance without overheating. It uses a 64-bit DSP processor with field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology. Modes of motion include coordinated motion, point-to-point positioning, and jogging.

Moticont
Van Nuys, CA
www.moticont.com

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