Moog BDP-Q2-20-10 2-quadrant speed controller for brushless motors

GENERAL

• The BDP-Q2-50-10. BDP-Q2-20-10 controllers are 2-quadrant speed controllers

for electronically commutating three-phase brushless motors with Hall sensors,

which are arranged offset at 120 electrical degrees.

• The speed of the motor is preset by means of either an internal or an external

potentiometer.

• The maximum constant current can be adjusted via an on-board potentiometer.

• The Direction of rotation of the motor can be preset by means of the Direction

control input.

The controller output stage can be activated and deactivated by means of the

Disable control input.

• The controller is safeguarded against heat overload by means of an internal

thermal cutoff.

• The controller output stage has been constructed using POWER-MOSFET

technology, resulting in very high efficiency.

INPUTS

• Direction of rotation – (REV) open collector / TTL / CMOS / switch

• Disable output stage – (DIS) open collector / TTL / CMOS / switch

TEMPERATURE RANGE

Storage -104 to 185°F (-40 to +85°C)

Operation -50 to 113°F (-10 to +45°C)

MOISTURE RANGE

20 to 80% non-condensed

MECHANICAL DATA

Weight - 4.93 oz (140 g)

Dimensions - (L x W x H) - 2.17 x 3.70 x 1.54 in (55 x 94 x 39 mm)

Mounting - 4 x M3 with a distance between holes of 1.54 x 3.43 in (39 x 87 mm)

Drill Diameter - 4.0 mm - (4) places - M3 screw

ASSEMBLY NOTE    

Optimum heat dissipation is achieved by mounting the BDP-Q2-50-10. BDP-Q2-20-10

controller on a heat sink, and through the use of a thermal conduction paste.

For longer distances between the motor and the control unit, > 12 in (30 cm),

shielded cables should be used for the sensor cable and the motor cable.

SAFETY NOTE

Operating voltages exceeding the specified values, or reverse connection will destroy

the controller and will void the product warranty.

Unauthorized opening and improper repairs will put the user in danger and will void

the product warranty.

If the controller is brought from a cold environment into the operating environment,

there can be condensation. Wait until the controller has reached the ambient

temperature of the operating environment, and is absolutely dry before it is put into

operation.