Applied Motion STF03 STF06 and STF10 Stepper Drives
STF drives are DC-powered microstepping drives for two-phase step motors. The family combines network and stored-program control choices with anti-resonance and torque-ripple smoothing. The three power classes and protocol suffixes matter: the family is not one drive with every network enabled.
Key Specifications
STF03 | 12–48 VDC; up to 3 A/phase peak of sine |
STF06 | 12–48 VDC; up to 6 A/phase peak of sine |
STF10 | 24–70 VDC; up to 10 A/phase peak of sine |
Motor architecture | Two-phase bipolar step motor |
Protocol choices | EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, CANopen, Modbus or serial/Ethernet command variants; exact suffix governs |
Programming | Stored Q programs and model-appropriate streaming commands |
Price | Request a quote for exact power class and network version |
Applications and Industries
Industrial machine and automation integration
Industrial automation
Review Summary
A practical candidate when a controller needs high-level commands or local Q-program execution for a conventional stepper axis. Select the voltage/current class and protocol first, then match the actual motor and loaded torque/speed requirement. Anti-resonance improves drive behavior; it is not position feedback.
Price and Configuration
Request a quote for the selected configuration,quantity and delivery schedule. Confirm the exact model,options,integration scope and support terms.
