Features
Easy servo control technology to combine advantages of open-loop stepper systems and brushless servo
systems
Closed-loop controls to eliminate lose of steps, stall or movement synchronization
Integrated compact size for saving mounting space & setup time, and reducing electrical interference
1000-line integrated optical incremental encoder for accurate position control
High starting torque and quick response
Smooth motor movement with no vibration
Excellent respond time, quick acceleration, and very high high-speed torque (30% over open-loop)
Load-dependent dynamic current output from drive to motor to significantly motor heating deduction
Input voltage from 20 to 50 VDC; 6.0A peak current output from drive to motor
1 Nm (142 oz-in) holding torque stepper motor with NEMA 23 frame size installation
16 micro step resolution options via DIP switches; or any value from 200-102,000 (increased by 1) via software
configuration
Isolated control inputs of Pulse, Direction and Enable
No tuning for plug and play setup
In-position and fault outputs to external motion controllers for complete system controls.
Over voltage, over-current, and position-error protection

Descriptions
Leadshine’s iES-2309 integrated easy servo motor is a NEMA 23 stepper motor integrated with a 1,000-line (4,000
PPR) encoder and an easy servo drive. At very compact size and with all components integrated, the iES-2309 can
save mounting space, eliminate encoder connection & motor wiring time, reduce interference, and cut/reduce cable
and labor costs.
By adopting Leadshine’s latest easy servo control technology, the easy servo drive of the iES-2309 can drive the
stepper motor with high staring torque, high precision, smooth movement, and extra low noise at low speed
movement with no obvious resonance area. Different from constant-output-current output from a drive to a stepper
motor in normal open-loop stepper controls, output current of the iES-2309 is dynamic and changes depending on
load condition, same as servo controls. Therefore, it can significantly reduce motor heating and increase motor
lifetime. The drive takes step & direction input commands, and is capable of outputting in-position and fault signals
back to a motion controller or external devices, for complete system controls.