100W 220VAC Servo Drive with Absolute Encoder Feedback

The JAND1002-20B-P28 is a 100W 220VAC Servo Drive with a 2.9 A maximum output current, and it is the entry-point power level in the JAND series. It is suited to compact, low-inertia axes in precision equipment where a minimal control-signal footprint is an advantage.

A Precise Small-Power Drive

At 100 W the drive targets axes with light loads and fast, fine motion. Its 17/23-bit absolute encoder feedback gives it high-resolution position control and keeps the true position after a power interruption, so restart needs no homing sequence.

Command Inputs and Digital I/O

One analog command input accepts -10 V to 10 V. The P28 variant supplies 5 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs, matched to the modest signal count of small machines.

Configuration and Networking

Setup runs through a MicroUSB port, and RS485 networking allows the drive to be managed alongside other axes on the same bus.

External Braking Resistor

This model has no built-in braking resistor. Fitness for applications with frequent regeneration depends on fitting a correctly sized external braking resistor.

Protection Functions

Overvoltage, undervoltage, overspeed, and overload protection are standard.

Typical Applications

CNC machine tools, factory automation, semiconductor equipment, robotics, battery manufacturing, material handling, and packaging machinery.

Selection Considerations

Pair this drive with a 100 W-class servo motor and confirm the 2.9 A output covers the motor’s continuous current. Because braking relies on an external resistor, size it according to the load’s inertia and stopping frequency. Lyenwsin can supply the matching motor, cable, and braking resistor as a complete package.

Key Specifications

• Rated power: 100 W
• Max output current: 2.9 A
• Supply voltage: 220 VAC
• Analog command inputs: 1 (-10 V to 10 V)
• Digital I/O: 5 inputs, 4 outputs
• Encoder support: 17/23-bit absolute encoder
• Interfaces: MicroUSB, RS485
• Braking: no built-in braking resistor; external supported
• Protection: overvoltage, undervoltage, overspeed, overload