ASD-E3-0421-E Delta Servo Driver 400W

Name: ASD-E3-0421-E Delta Servo Driver 400W
Brand: Corbital Enterprise
Price: 28100.0 INR
Availability: InStock

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ASD-E3-0421-E Delta Servo Driver 400W Specification

Product Type
Servo Motor

Usage & Applications
Industrial Machinerry

Color
Black and Silver

Weight
900 Grams (g)

Warranty
1 Year

Phase
Three Phase

Material
Aluminum

ASD-E3-0421-E Delta Servo Driver 400W Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Delivery Time
24 Hours

About ASD-E3-0421-E Delta Servo Driver 400W

The ASD-E3-0421-E is the 400W EtherCAT version of the Delta ASDA-E3 series. Like the 100W model you just asked about, the "E" suffix means this drive is designed for high-speed industrial networking rather than traditional pulse-train control.

Core Specifications

Rated Power: 400 W
Input Voltage: 220V (Single-phase or Three-phase)
Continuous Current: 2.6 Arms
Max Instantaneous Current: 10.6 Arms
Control Interface: EtherCAT (CoE: CANopen over EtherCAT) [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Physical Dimensions

This drive follows the same slim profile as the rest of the E3 family, making it ideal for multi-axis mounting.

Dimension	Size
Width	40 mm (1.57")
Height	162 mm (6.38")
Depth	155.85 mm (6.14")
Weight	0.9 kg (1.98 lbs)

Key Network Functions

Synchronised Precision: Supports high-speed synchronization between multiple axes, which is perfect for complex CNC machines or robotic arms.
CoE (CANopen over EtherCAT): Compatible with standard CIA402 motion profiles, making it easy to integrate with various master controllers.
Minimal Wiring: Since it uses standard Ethernet cables (Cat5e or better) for communication, it significantly reduces the wiring complexity compared to the "L" (Pulse) models.
Touch Probe Capability: Features two dedicated high-speed capture inputs for applications requiring precise timing, like labeling or high-speed sorting. [1]

Quick Comparison: E3-0421-E vs. E3-0421-L

Hardware: Physically almost identical in size.
Communication: The "L" model requires many wires for Pulse/Direction; the "E" model uses a single network cable to handle all motion commands.
Cost: The EtherCAT ("E") version is generally 10-15% more expensive than the Pulse ("L") version.