Re: Servo drives- Mariss

> Scott,
>
> Well, it's hard to compete against something no one has seen yet. :-)
> Rutex builds very nice drives though from what I hear.
>
> We have been busy too. We will be launching 5 new products over the
> next 30 days:
>
> 1) G202: Like a G201 but needs no heatsink or 470uF/100V cap and has
> short-circuit protection and power-on reset. May 25.
>
> 2) G212: Like a G210 with the features of (1).
>
> 3) G100: The G2002 motion controller is renamed. 6 axies of
> step/direction (4MHz), 6 axies of quadrature encoder inputs including
> index (1MHz), 22 general-purpose filtered and protected inputs, 16
> general-purpose 100mA, 24VDC relay-rated outputs, 4 digital to analog 0-
> 5V outputs, 4 analog to digital 0-5V inputs, USB and/or ethernet ports,
> 96 position terminal blocks, 70 LED I/O indicators, anodised enclosure,
> 2.5" W by 7.5" L by 1.5" H, etc.
>
> 4) G101: Same as (3) but no enclosure, terminal blocks or LEDs. IDE
> cable headers for all I/O, 2" by 4.5" board, under $200.
>
> 5) G204V: The vampire drive. Every protection circuit, low motor
> dissipation.
>
> Other, more exciting things are in the works for later.
>
> About our numbering system:
>
> G100-series: Motion controllers
> G200-series: Step motor drives
> G300-series: DC brush-type servo drives
> G400-series: 3-phase brushless servo drives
> G500 thru G800-series: TBD
> G900-series: Miscellaneous products
>
> Mariss
>
>
>
> --- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Polaraligned"
> <polaraligned@o...> wrote:
> > Mariss, do you have plans for a drive to compete head to head
> > with the soon to be released Rutex R2000 servo drive? If so, what
> > is the time frame?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Scott