Gold Twitter Servo Drive

Gold Twitter is Elmo Motion Control ultra-compact high-power-density servo drive. It is designed for PCB-mounted motion-control applications that need advanced networking, built-in safety and local intelligence in a very small package.

Facts

  • Company: Elmo Motion Control
  • Type: Servo Drive
  • Core: High-density drive
  • Function: Motion
  • Audience: Robot OEMs
  • Status: Commercial
  • Website: https://www.elmomc.com/product/gold-twitter/

Specifications

  • Weight G: 18-22 g
  • Dimensions: 35 x 30 x 11.5 mm
  • Max Power Kw: 5.6 kW
  • Input Voltage: 6-55 VDC, 10-95 VDC or 20-195 VDC depending on configuration
  • Max Current: Up to 80A/80V, 70A/100V or 35A/200V
  • Efficiency: >99% at rated power
  • Communication Interface: EtherCAT or CANopen
  • Feedback: Supports single, dual and gantry loop feedback configurations

Family specifications

  • Variant 1 - Model Family: 60 V catalog group - Peak Current: 2 x continuous current - Continuous Current: up to 30 A - Supply Voltage Range: 8-55 VDC - Continuous Power Output: up to 1370 W
  • Variant 2 - Model Family: 100 V catalog group - Peak Current: 2 x continuous current - Continuous Current: 1-25 A - Supply Voltage Range: 10-95 VDC - Continuous Power Output: 80-2000 W
  • Variant 3 - Model Family: 200 V catalog group - Peak Current: 2 x continuous current - Continuous Current: 3-10 A - Supply Voltage Range: 20-195 VDC - Continuous Power Output: 485-1650 W
  • Variant 4 - Model Family: High-current R catalog group - Peak Current: 2 x continuous current - Continuous Current: 15-80 A - Supply Voltage Range: 8-195 VDC - Continuous Power Output: 2.3-5.6 kW

Market context

Gold Twitter is Elmo Motion Control's miniature board-level servo-drive family for dense robot joints, distributed axes, and compact motion-control assemblies.

  • Target environment: Robot joints, compact actuators, mobile machines, medical systems, aerospace mechanisms, and industrial equipment with tight space and power constraints.
  • Workflow context: Servo-drive electronics, motor control, EtherCAT or CANopen motion networking, distributed-axis control, feedback handling, and joint-level actuation control.
  • Customer context: Robot OEMs, actuator suppliers, motion-system designers, industrial automation builders, and machine developers integrating compact servo axes.

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