
A three-phase AC induction motor is used with an inverter to control the speed of the conveyor. An external sensor is placed where the conveyor needs to stop, and the conveyor stops when the sensor is triggered by the load. Since AC induction motors have an overrun, the stopping position varies with changes in load weight and operating speed. The CVK Series SC speed control systems, paired with PKP Series stepper motors, can significantly improve stopping accuracy with simple control via sensor input.

A three-phase induction motor drives the conveyor and an external sensor input stops the conveyor (an inverter is used for speed control)
Application: Transporting loads

The CVK Series SC speed control system features improved stop position repeatability thanks to constant travel amounts from the sensor input.
The stop position will not change if the operation conditions are the same, even when using an external sensor to stop the motor. No variation occurs, even when the load weight changes. This improves stop position repeatability.
With AC Induction Motor |
With Stepper Motor |
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A self-holding force is generated in the energized state to maintain the stop position.
Simply setting the operating speed in the driver and input operation commands makes driving easy. No pulse generators are required.
Compared to induction motors, motors can undergo downsizing, which contributes to smaller and lighter equipment.
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