Centroid's "Cap and Bridge Combo" DC Servo Motor Power Generator - 110/120 VAC to DC

Directly rectify AC voltage an generate DC power for use with the Allin1DC main DC servo motor power input.

For example, direct rectification of 110/120 VAC input will produce 155 DC volts for use with Servo motors with max voltage rating higher than 160 VDC, (no step-down transformer needed in this case for use with motors rated above 160 VDC max).

For motors rated under 155 DC volts as their maximum, use a step-down transformer in conjunction with this item. see typical hook up schematics below.
For most retrofit applications where the machine was already equipped with DC servo motors this step down transformer will already exist in the electrical cabinet and can often be reused.

In the case of a new control system or if the retrofit step down transformer is missing or damaged Centroid sells a step down transformer kit for use with servo motors that are rated below 155 vdc as a maximum. DC Power Supply with Transformer Motor rated at 160 DC or greater do not need a step down transformer.

Power Conversion Examples:
- AC volts IN x 1.41 = DC volts out
- 110 VAC input yields 155 VDC out
- 83 VAC input yields 117 VDC out

See this DC Servo motor power discussion for more information.
Schematic is available in the ALLIN1DC Individual Circuit Schematic Set, see Page 5