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Mitsubishi Electric MR-J3-500B MELSERVO J3 Series AC Servo Amplifier

Mitsubishi Electric MR-J3-500B MELSERVO J3 Series AC Servo Amplifier

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  • Fabricante: Mitsubishi Electric

  • Nº do Produto: MR-J3-500B

  • País de origem:Estados Unidos

  • Tipo de Produto: AC Servo Amplifiers

  • Pagamento: T/T, Western Union

  • Peso: 500g

  • Dimensões: 280 mm x 150 mm x 220 mm

  • Porto de embarque: Xiamen

  • Garantia: 12 meses

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Description

To address complex multi-axis motion control requirements, the Mitsubishi Electric MR-J3-500B AC servo drive coordinates continuous path synchronization and precise positioning over a high-speed fiber-optic network. As part of the MELSERVO J3 product family, this 5.0 kW servo amplifier integrates directly with motion controllers via the SSCNET III communications bus, reducing electrical noise vulnerability through optical isolation. The unit processes feedback from high-resolution 18-bit absolute/incremental encoders, allowing it to maintain precise speed consistency and execute vibration suppression algorithms across dynamic load profiles.

Key Technical Features

  • SSCNET III Interface: High-speed optical fiber communication bus operating at 50 Mbps with a 0.44 ms cycle time, preventing external electromagnetic interference (EMI).
  • Advanced Vibration Suppression Control: Suppresses residual oscillations at the end of positioning, minimizing mechanical fatigue in long-arm or high-inertia systems.
  • High-Resolution Feedback compatibility: Seamlessly interfaces with 18-bit rotary encoders (262,144 pulses/rev) for exceptional positioning resolution and speed loop stability.
  • Adaptive Real-Time Auto-Tuning: Automatically computes optimum gain parameters based on continuous inertia ratio calculation during active machine operations.
  • Compact Thermal Footprint: Highly efficient internal cooling duct system and internal fan assembly direct heat away from adjacent control cabinet modules.

Industrial Applications

  • Multi-axis CNC machining, gantry systems, and routing machinery.
  • High-speed packaging, rotary cartoning, and vertical form-fill-seal machines.
  • Precision printing press registration and tension-control winding systems.
  • Automated material handling, heavy payload pick-and-place robots, and automotive welding positioners.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification Value
Manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric
Model Number MR-J3-500B
Product Series MELSERVO-J3 Series (SSCNET III Network Type)
Rated Output Power 5.0 kW (5000 W)
Main Circuit Power Input 3-phase 200 to 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Control Circuit Power Input Single-phase 200 to 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Control System Sine-wave PWM control, current control system
Communication Interface SSCNET III (High-Speed Fiber-Optic Serial Bus)
Speed Frequency Response 2100 Hz
Ambient Operating Temperature 0 to 55 degC (non-freezing)
Cooling Method Forced Cooling Fan (Built-in)
Country of Origin Japan
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 6.0 kg (approx. 13.2 lbs)
Package Dimensions (Calculated) 280 mm x 150 mm x 220 mm

Connections and Interfaces

Terminal / Connector Function / Circuit Assignment
CN1A SSCNET III Optical Fiber Connector (Upstream/Controller connection)
CN1B SSCNET III Optical Fiber Connector (Downstream/Next drive connection)
CN2 Servo Motor Encoder Feedback Interface (18-bit absolute/incremental feedback)
CN3 External I/O Interface (Limit switches, emergency stop, near-point dog inputs)
L1 / L2 / L3 Main Power Supply Terminals (3-phase 200-230 VAC input)
L11 / L21 Control Circuit Power Supply Terminals (Single-phase 200-230 VAC input)
U / V / W Servo Motor Output Terminals (Output phases to motor windings)
P / C / D External Regenerative Brake Option Connection Points

Empirical Engineering Insights

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The MR-J3-500B direct network model operates under SSCNET III protocols and is not directly compatible with SSCNET II controllers or standard analog/pulse train networks (A-type drives). If upgrading an older machine containing an MR-J2S-500B drive, you must replace the standard encoder cables and upgrade the controller to a compatible Q-Series Motion Controller (such as Q172HCPU or QD75MH4) or an L-Series positioning module to support the optical interface.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

At 5.0 kW rating, this drive generates continuous heat losses of up to 300 Watts under full-load acceleration profiles. When organizing panels, ensure that a minimum of 40 mm free space is maintained above and below the amplifier. If installing multiple amplifiers in a single row, maintain at least 10 mm clearance between drives to prevent mutual thermal loading and premature trigger of thermal protection faults (AL.45 or AL.46).

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

Never exceed the strict 25 mm bend radius limit on the SSCNET III optical fiber cables connecting CN1A and CN1B. Exceeding this limit degrades the light transmission and causes intermittent AL.16 (SSCNET Communication Error) faults. Always use protective plastic covers on unused optical ports to prevent dust or oil-mist infiltration, which permanently degrades the internal receiver optics.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL SAFETY WARNING Before attempting wiring, mechanical installation, or servicing on the power terminal blocks, isolate the main circuit breaker. High-voltage capacitors retain a lethal charge. Verify that the red CHARGE LED located on the physical front of the MR-J3-500B is completely extinguished. Measure the DC bus potential across terminals P(+) and N(-) using a properly rated digital multimeter to verify the voltage has dropped below 50 VDC.
1
Mount the servo amplifier vertically on a flat, rigid metal surface inside a dust-free and oil-mist-free control cabinet with protection class IP54 or higher.
2
Securely connect the primary protective earth (PE) terminal to the cabinet's main copper grounding plate using heavy-gauge braided ground straps to suppress high-frequency noise.
3
Wire the 3-phase AC power input to L1, L2, and L3 using a branch circuit breaker and electromagnetic contactor. Wire control circuit power to L11 and L21 terminals.
4
Connect the dedicated motor output cable to U, V, and W, ensuring phase matching matches the servo motor terminals exactly. Never connect AC input line power directly to motor terminals U, V, or W.
5
Plug the encoder cable into CN2, then plug the optical SSCNET III bus fiber-optic lines into CN1A and CN1B, confirming they click into place. Use standard MR-configurator software for diagnostic configuration.
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What is the difference between MR-J3-500A and MR-J3-500B models?

The MR-J3-500A uses standard analog voltage or pulse-train command inputs, whereas the MR-J3-500B uses the optical SSCNET III high-speed serial network interface for direct communication with motion controllers.

How should I resolve an AL.16 communication fault on this servo drive?

First, inspect the physical SSCNET III fiber cables connected to CN1A and CN1B. Ensure the fiber optic ends are clean and verify that the bend radius is greater than 25 mm. If the fault persists, verify the optical cable length matches the controller configuration.

Does this amplifier require an external regenerative braking resistor?

The MR-J3-500B features built-in regenerative braking capability. However, if your application involves high-inertia loads, rapid deceleration cycles, or vertical axes, you must install a external regenerative option (such as the MR-RB50) across terminals P(+) and C.

What specific servo motors are compatible with the MR-J3-500B?

This 5.0 kW drive is compatible with Mitsubishi HF-SP502, HC-SFS502, and HC-LFS502 series 5kW AC servo motors equipped with standard 18-bit feedback encoders.

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