The EYOU PHU32H-142 is a harmonic robot joint actuator with a built-in driver, 48 VDC rated operating voltage, and EtherCAT or CANopen communication. Select reduction ratios of 81, 101, 121, or 161 to match the required output speed and torque profile, and choose with-brake or without-brake configurations. It is specified for robotics and industrial automation applications including humanoid robots, robotic arms, exoskeletons, quadruped robots, AGV vehicles, and ARU robots.
Features
Harmonic reducer with a built-in driver.
Selectable reduction ratios: 81, 101, 121, or 161.
Brake selections: With Brake or Without Brake.
Dual absolute encoder: motor side 17 bit and reducer side 19 bit.
Communication protocols: EtherCAT and CANopen.
Driver interfaces: power (DC in/DC out), CAN FD (In, Out), EtherCAT (In, Out), and STO (1, 2).
PHU series information describes a split-body design that separates the motor and reducer, allowing different reducer ratios to be paired with the same motor for different speed and torque profiles.
PHU series information also describes optional force-control function modules; availability of those modules is not established by the PHU32H-142 selections.
The product is labeled PHU32H-142. The PHU32H-142 unit is branded EYOU ProServo-HU32H.
Features and Design
The PHU series is identified as an enhanced harmonic-drive robot actuator family.The PHU series uses a split-body design that separates the motor from the reducer. Reducers with different ratios can be paired with the same motor to create products with different speed and torque profiles.
Application Examples
The PHU series is a new generation of high-performance harmonic joint modules. The PHU series is built for industrial automation and heavy-duty robot applications.Humanoid robot shoulder joint application illustrationCollaborative robotic arm application illustration
Options and Model Comparison
The PHU series offers an optional brake module. The PHU series has a modular configuration.
Interfaces and Connections
Dual-protocol communication supports both CANopen and EtherCAT. CANopen and EtherCAT protocols are switchable through software configuration.