TRM has a range of high quality amplifiers. TRM Amplifiers work in current mode (torque mode) where the input command voltage controls the output current (torque).  The amplifier will adjust duty cycle to maintain the commanded current.  This is the most common mode when an external controller is used which can close the velocity and/or position loops.  These Amplifiers are self contained with a heavy duty heat sink and a quick and easy mounting system.

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DC Servo Drive (Amplifiers) Range

The TRM Analogue Amplifier is a breakthrough in amplifier technology.  Utilizing the latest in electronic techniques, this compact current mode amplifier is capable of driving brushed DC Servo motors continuously at 80 volts at  5, 10, 15 or 20 amps depending on the amplifier model used. Connections are made via two connectors, one for the low voltage signals and the other for the higher voltage motor supply. The DC analogue amplifier has all the major features expected: Gain, Offset, Current limit control, Enable and Error indicators and a ± 10 volt input signal range. The opto-isolated amplifier enable signal is capable of being driven high or low depending on the users application.