Solution provider for medical equipment launches updated servo drive

Motion technology manufacturer Elmo Motion Control has launched a new Gold Twitter miniature servo drive.

The company, which has provided components for medical equipment such as MRI scanners, has developed a servo drive that has the capability to be powered from a single power source.

The Elmo R&D team was able to integrate a higher voltage internal supply into the Gold Twitter. Gold Twitter 80V and 100V versions denoted with a new P/N suffix can now operate from a single power supply.

The company claims that VL (Control Supply) and VP+ (Power Supply) operating from a single source is a huge benefit for machine builders, with the single control supply topology contributes to lower EMI, and reduced sensitivity to poor external wiring.

Despite the changes the new enhanced version will be completely F3 compliant. The strict compliance with the F3 rules (Fit, Form, and Function) ensures transparent usage for customers that currently use G-TWI.