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Introduction to SERCOS interface
Advantages
Applications Types
SERCOS I and II
SERCOS III
SERCOS III Features
Service & IP Channels
Centralized and Decentralized Drive Concepts
Motion Control Synchronization
Performance
Communications Hardware
Noise Immunity
SERCOS Version Comparisons
SoftSERCANS
SERCOS Safety
SERCOS Packaging Profile
SERCOS Standardization
Centralized and Decentralized Drive Concepts

SERCOS-III halves the minimum cycle time of the SERCOS I & II interface from 62.5 µs down to 31.25 µs. Because of the greater bandwidth of the Ethernet physics, it is still possible to connect an adequate number of slaves, despite the short cycle time. Thus, it is possible to implement both decentralized drive concepts, where all control loops are closed in the drive, and centralized signal processing concepts where only the current loop is closed in the drive and all other loops are implemented in the central control electronics. SERCOS-III is the only open motion control system that supports these structures.