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The **JS350-R** typically refers to a high-torque, industrial-grade linear actuator (often used in ergonomic desks, medical beds, or industrial automation). The electronic components of this system are divided between the **Actuator Unit** itself and the **Control Box** that manages it.
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### 1. Actuator Internal Components
The mechanical movement is driven by these core electronic parts located inside the JS350-R housing:
| Component | Function |
| :--- | :--- |
| **DC Motor** | Usually a 24V or 12V Permanent Magnet motor that converts electrical energy into rotational force. |
| **Hall Effect Sensors** | Dual sensors that provide pulse feedback to the controller to track position, speed, and synchronization. |
| **Limit Switches** | Internal micro-switches that cut power or signal the controller when the actuator reaches its maximum extension or retraction. |
| **Wiring Harness** | A 6-pin or 8-pin DIN/Molex connector carrying power for the motor and low-voltage signals for the sensors. |
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### 2. Control System & Drive Electronics
The JS350-R cannot function alone; it requires a control box (e.g., JCB35N series) which contains:
* **H-Bridge Circuitry:** A set of power transistors (MOSFETs) that reverse the polarity of the current to change the motor's direction (Up vs. Down).
* **Microcontroller (MCU):** The "brain" that counts pulses from the Hall sensors to ensure the legs move perfectly in sync (to prevent tilting).
* **SMPS (Switched-Mode Power Supply):** Converts AC wall power (110V/220V) into the stable DC voltage required by the actuator.
* **Overload Protection:** A current-sensing resistor that shuts down the system if it detects a spike in amperage (indicating an obstruction or weight limit breach).
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### 3. Technical Specifications (Electronic)
The electronic performance is generally defined by the following parameters:
```json
{
"Input_Voltage": "24V DC",
"Current_Rating": "5A - 8A (Typical under load)",
"Feedback_Type": "Hall Sensor (Double Hall for sync)",
"Duty_Cycle": "10% (2 min on / 18 min off)",
"Protection_Class": "IP54 or IP66"
}
```
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### 4. Connection Pinout
While variations exist, a standard JS350-R electronic interface uses a 6-pin connector:
1. **Motor + / -** (Power)
2. **Motor - / +** (Power)
3. **VCC** (5V for Sensors)
4. **GND** (Ground for Sensors)
5. **Hall Signal 1** (Pulse)
6. **Hall Signal 2** (Pulse)
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How do I troubleshoot a JS350-R actuator that is not responding?
- ⤷ What is the specific pulse count per millimeter for the Hall sensors in this model?
- ⤷ Can this actuator be controlled using an Arduino or third-party PLC?