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UFM Noise Filter Module

Aerotech’s UFM noise filter module is used to reduce conducted line noise generated by switching servo amplifiers. The UFM is used with any BA series amplifier to conform to CE noise directives.

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Description

Specifications

Dimensions

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Description

Design Features

  • Used with the BA series amplifiers to minimize input line noise for CE compliance
  • Modular panel-mount package for easy mounting and hook-up
  • Works with any amplifier operating 0-240 VAC input voltage

UFM Filter Specifications

Option
Description
Description
Input Voltage VAC 0-240
Output Voltage VAC 0-240
Continuous Current Apk 10
Peak Current Apk 30

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Ordering Information

UFM Noise Filter Data Sheet UFM-ST Hardware Manual

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