R911279153 (DKR04.1-W400N-BA01-01-FW)

What implications does the 400 A rated current have for motor selection?

It supports large, high-torque motors commonly used in heavy machining and robotics. The wiring and protective devices must be sized accordingly to handle continuous current.

How does the design version ‘1’ impact spare parts compatibility?

A design version indicates a specific hardware revision. Maintenance teams must match spare parts and firmware versions to avoid incompatibility.

Why is function numeric code important when configuring the system?

It defines specific operating modes and parameter sets of the drive. Using the wrong code can result in improper operation or failure to integrate with the control system.

What are the real-world risks of not having a brake chopper in regenerative applications?

If the motor feeds energy back into the DC bus without dissipation, bus voltage can rise dangerously. This can cause overvoltage trips or damage unless external measures are installed.

In robotics applications, how does the DKR04.1-W400N-BA01-01-FW benefit precision control?

Its combination of high rated current and digital feedback ensures fast, accurate torque response. This allows precise motion control in multi-axis robotic systems.

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The Bosch Rexroth DKR04.1-W400N-BA01-01-FW drive controller operates with a rated current of 400A and uses air cooling through a built-in blower. It features a rigid DC bus with no bleeder and supports analog command interface. Designed with digital servo and resolver feedback, it fits applications in CNC machining, robotics, and packaging systems.