Engineered to deliver high-speed, high-precision motion control, the Mitsubishi Electric FX5-20PG-D provides dedicated 2-axis pulse train positioning capabilities within the compact MELSEC iQ-F control platform. This module features differential line driver outputs, making it ideal for noise-sensitive, high-frequency positioning tasks involving servo amplifiers and stepping motors. By offloading complex trajectory calculations from the main CPU, it ensures deterministic system response times for packaging, material handling, and assembly operations.
| Manufacturer | Mitsubishi Electric |
| Model Reference | FX5-20PG-D |
| Control Axes | 2 axes (independent or simultaneous) |
| Output Type | Differential line driver |
| Maximum Pulse Rate | 5 Mpps |
| External Supply Voltage | 24 V DC (+20%, -15%) |
| Internal Current Consumption | 165 mA (at 24 V DC) |
| Input Current Rating | 5 mA |
| Input ON Current | 3 mA or more |
| Input OFF Current | 1.7 mA or less |
| Net Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Shipping Weight (Calculated) | 1.5 kg |
The FX5-20PG-D model utilizes differential line driver outputs, which must be distinguished from the FX5-20PG-P model that uses transistor/open collector outputs. While the "-P" variation is limited to shorter physical cable runs and lower pulse speeds, the "-D" model is specifically optimized for high-speed tracking and extended wiring up to 10 meters without signal degradation. Ensure your servo amplifier or drive interfaces support differential inputs (such as RS-422 standards) before deployment.
When routing pulse train signals at high frequencies (up to 5 Mpps), electrical noise coupling is the most frequent cause of lost steps or positional drift. Avoid routing the FX5-20PG-D output cables in parallel with high-power AC motor lines or variable frequency drive (VFD) power cables. Ensure a minimum physical separation of 100 mm inside the control cabinet, and run the signal cables in dedicated, grounded metal conduits if they must cross high-current pathways.
For reliable differential signal integrity, always use shielded twisted-pair (STP) cabling for the pulse and direction lines. Ground the cable shield only at the receiver end (servo amplifier chassis) to prevent ground loops. During software configuration in GX Works3, verify that the active state (pulse logic polarity) matches your drive parameter configuration; incorrect polarity setup typically manifests as immediate overtravel faults or axes moving in the opposite direction during homing sequences.
Turn off all external power supplies before mounting, wiring, or configuring the FX5-20PG-D positioning module. Failure to de-energize the entire system may cause electrical shock, driver circuit damage, or erratic, hazardous machine movements during commissioning.
Ensure the base PLC system (CPU and extension modules) is fully powered down and the residual charges in internal capacitors are discharged.
Mount the module firmly onto a standard DIN rail (DIN46277, 35 mm wide) or direct surface mount using the designated screw tabs, ensuring adequate ventilation clearances.
Connect the extension cable from the FX5-20PG-D to the preceding extension module or the main FX5 CPU module, securing the physical interlocking connector slide.
Complete signal and power wiring using high-quality terminals. Verify the external 24 V DC power supply connection matches the specified limits (+20%, -15%) before powering on the system.
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Manufacturer: Mitsubishi Electric
Product No.: FX5-20PG-D
Country of origin:United States
Product Type: 2-axis Pulse Train Positioning Modules
Payment: T/T, Western Union
Weight: 500g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Engineered to deliver high-speed, high-precision motion control, the Mitsubishi Electric FX5-20PG-D provides dedicated 2-axis pulse train positioning capabilities within the compact MELSEC iQ-F control platform. This module features differential line driver outputs, making it ideal for noise-sensitive, high-frequency positioning tasks involving servo amplifiers and stepping motors. By offloading complex trajectory calculations from the main CPU, it ensures deterministic system response times for packaging, material handling, and assembly operations.
| Manufacturer | Mitsubishi Electric |
| Model Reference | FX5-20PG-D |
| Control Axes | 2 axes (independent or simultaneous) |
| Output Type | Differential line driver |
| Maximum Pulse Rate | 5 Mpps |
| External Supply Voltage | 24 V DC (+20%, -15%) |
| Internal Current Consumption | 165 mA (at 24 V DC) |
| Input Current Rating | 5 mA |
| Input ON Current | 3 mA or more |
| Input OFF Current | 1.7 mA or less |
| Net Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Shipping Weight (Calculated) | 1.5 kg |
The FX5-20PG-D model utilizes differential line driver outputs, which must be distinguished from the FX5-20PG-P model that uses transistor/open collector outputs. While the "-P" variation is limited to shorter physical cable runs and lower pulse speeds, the "-D" model is specifically optimized for high-speed tracking and extended wiring up to 10 meters without signal degradation. Ensure your servo amplifier or drive interfaces support differential inputs (such as RS-422 standards) before deployment.
When routing pulse train signals at high frequencies (up to 5 Mpps), electrical noise coupling is the most frequent cause of lost steps or positional drift. Avoid routing the FX5-20PG-D output cables in parallel with high-power AC motor lines or variable frequency drive (VFD) power cables. Ensure a minimum physical separation of 100 mm inside the control cabinet, and run the signal cables in dedicated, grounded metal conduits if they must cross high-current pathways.
For reliable differential signal integrity, always use shielded twisted-pair (STP) cabling for the pulse and direction lines. Ground the cable shield only at the receiver end (servo amplifier chassis) to prevent ground loops. During software configuration in GX Works3, verify that the active state (pulse logic polarity) matches your drive parameter configuration; incorrect polarity setup typically manifests as immediate overtravel faults or axes moving in the opposite direction during homing sequences.
Turn off all external power supplies before mounting, wiring, or configuring the FX5-20PG-D positioning module. Failure to de-energize the entire system may cause electrical shock, driver circuit damage, or erratic, hazardous machine movements during commissioning.
Ensure the base PLC system (CPU and extension modules) is fully powered down and the residual charges in internal capacitors are discharged.
Mount the module firmly onto a standard DIN rail (DIN46277, 35 mm wide) or direct surface mount using the designated screw tabs, ensuring adequate ventilation clearances.
Connect the extension cable from the FX5-20PG-D to the preceding extension module or the main FX5 CPU module, securing the physical interlocking connector slide.
Complete signal and power wiring using high-quality terminals. Verify the external 24 V DC power supply connection matches the specified limits (+20%, -15%) before powering on the system.
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