5.6A 2-Phase Stepper Drive 220VAC

5.6A 2-Phase Stepper Drive 220VAC for Mid-Torque Systems

The 2DM2260 is a 5.6A 2-Phase Stepper Drive 220VAC unit rated for up to 5.6 A of output current from an 80-220 VAC supply. It is a strong option for 2-phase stepper systems in the mid-torque range where smooth, low-noise motion matters as much as holding force. As an open-loop drive, it follows commanded steps with no feedback loop, which simplifies wiring and setup in multi-axis machines.

Command Compatibility

Pulse/Dir and CW/CCW pulse modes let the drive interface directly with common step controllers. This makes it straightforward to integrate with PLCs, motion cards, and CNC controls already present in the plant, without special converters or proprietary protocols.

Motion Quality

The output is tuned for low noise and vibration, supporting quiet, stable motion in handling and packaging applications. Reduced mechanical resonance also extends the life of couplings and lead-screw assemblies on lines that run around the clock.

Specifications at a Glance

• Output current: max 5.6 A
• Supply voltage: 80-220 VAC
• Control modes: Pulse/Dir, CW/CCW pulse
• Protection: overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage
• Operation: open-loop, low noise and vibration

Where It Performs Best

The drive suits Industrial Automation, Packaging Machinery, Compact CNC Equipment, Robotics, Automated Handling Mechanisms, Textile Machinery, Printing Machinery, and Food Processing. On textile and printing lines, smooth output helps maintain consistent web tension and print registration over long production shifts.

Integration Notes

Match to a 2-phase motor with phase current within 5.6 A. The broad AC input range allows the drive to be reused across different installed line voltages, reducing spare-part complexity for maintenance teams. Distributors can offer this model as a reliable replacement for older high-voltage stepper drivers, and the step interface keeps retrofits quick. Verify the drive’s heat-sink area is ventilated when mounted inside a closed cabinet. When several axes are ganged on one machine, keep the shared AC supply properly rated and add slow-blow fuses per drive so a single fault does not take the whole line down.