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Chris Cuddohy C. C. Chris C. 06-08-2026
Question asked: Does the GDS68 driver handle regenerated bus energy? Is there a provision for a brake resistor?
Does the GDS68 driver handle regenerated bus energy? Is there a provision for a brake resistor?
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06-08-2026
Hi, GDS68 driver provides a brake resistor.But it does not support regenerative braking itself. You need to connect a regenerative braking module.
Emiroel Zulhazriq E. Z. Emiroel Z. 08-05-2026
Question asked: Hi, do this motor are controlleable via UsbCan?
Hi, do this motor are controlleable via UsbCan?
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08-05-2026
yes
Shinya Kurosawa S. K. Shinya K. 20-04-2026
Question asked: I am considering the 48V rated version of the GIM6010-8, but I have some questions about the specifications and would appreciate your guidance.
I believe the motor and driver ratings are listed together, but the voltage listed in the options on the website differs from the voltage listed in the detailed parameters.
*In the driver options, the “GDZ468 Driver” is listed as 12-52V, while the “Voltage Range” in the Detailed Parameters is listed as 12-48V.
My concern is that I plan to use this with a 48V battery system, so if the voltage range is limited to 48V, there is no upper voltage margin.
I am worried that the motor’s back-EMF will immediately exceed the upper limit, causing a reset or even a failure.
Do I absolutely need to install a protection circuit to ensure the voltage never exceeds 48V, or is there a separate absolute upper limit? If so, please provide details.
I am considering the 48V rated version of the GIM6010-8, but I have some questions about the specifications and would appreciate your guidance. I believe the motor and driver ratings are listed together, but the voltage listed in the options on the website differs from the voltage listed in the detailed parameters. *In the driver options, the “GDZ468 Driver” is listed as 12-52V, while the “Voltage Range” in the Detailed Parameters is listed as 12-48V. My concern is that I plan to use this with a 48V battery system, so if the voltage range is limited to 48V, there is no upper voltage margin. I am worried that the motor’s back-EMF will immediately exceed the upper limit, causing a reset or even a failure. Do I absolutely need to install a protection circuit to ensure the voltage never exceeds 48V, or is there a separate absolute upper limit? If so, please provide details.
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20-04-2026
Hello,The voltage operating range of the GDZ468 driver board is 12–40V, while the GDZ468H driver board has a range of 12–52V. If you need to use motors in a 48V system, please choose the GDZ468H (the version with the letter "H" at the end, which represents the high-voltage model).For the GDZ468H driver board, do not exceed 58V at maximum.
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