December, 2014
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B&R’s ACOPOSmotor Enables Decentralized Motion Control
Roswell, GA — With the ACOPOS - motor, B&R combines a servo motor
and drive in one compact unit. Safety technology can also be integrated as an option. This gives developers more freedom when designing a machine and can save valuable space in the control cabinet. The ACOPOSmotor is connect-
ed to the drive network using a hybrid cable. This cable includes all necessary power and signal lines and establishes the connection to the POWERLINK network. ACOPOS motor modules come
in three sizes with torques ranging from 1.8 to 12 Nm. If needed, an optional fan assembly can provide a performance boost of up to 100 per- cent.
In addition to the proven wired
safety functions STO (Safe Torque Off) and SS1 (Safe Operational Stop 1), a network-based ACOPOSmotor module variant will also be available in the future. This will allow users to access the following functions (as with the ACOPOSmulti): STO, SOS,
SS1, SS2, SLS, SMS, SLI and SDI. The ACOPOSmotor is fully com-
patible with the ACOPOSmulti drive system. This makes it possible for users to select the best-suited servo drive for each machine without hav- ing to do any additional engineering
work. Contact: B&R Industrial
Automation Corp., 1250 Northmeadow Parkway, #100, Roswell, GA 30076 % 770-772-0400 Web:
www.br-automation.com
ACOPOSmotor servo motor and drive.
Ironwood Intros New BGA Socket Design
Eagan, MN — Ironwood Electronics has introduced a new BGA socket design using high performance elas- tomer capable of 75GHz, very low inductance and wide temperature applications. The GT-BGA-6008 socket is designed for 27 x 27mm package size and operates at band- widths up to 75GHz with less than 1dB of insertion loss. The socket is designed to dissipate 4.5 watts using compression screw with heat sink fins and can be customized up to 100 watts with modified fin design on top of the screw and adding axial flow
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New BGA socket design.
fan. The contact resistance is typical- ly 20mW per pin. The socket is mounted on the target PCB with no soldering, and uses very small real estate allowing capacitors/resistors to be placed close by. The socket is constructed with swivel lid which incorporates a quick insertion method so that ICs can be changed out quickly. The socket has center opening for thermocouple and ther- mal streaming. The compression plate has channels for thermal stream out. The GT-BGA-6008 socket is
constructed with high performance and low inductance elastomer con- tactor. The temperature range is –55 to +160°C, and it works with ICs such as BGA, 27 x 27mm with 32 x
32 array and 0.8mm pitch. Contact: Ironwood Electronics,
1335 Eagandale Court, Eagan, MN 55121 % 800-404-0204 or 952-229- 8200 fax: 952-229-8201 E-mail:
info@ironwoodelectronics.com Web:
www.ironwoodelectronics.com
TEXMAC, Inc.
3001 Stafford Drive. Charlotte, NC. 28208 Ph: 704-394-0314
www.texmac.com
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