453561471814 Motor Controller PCBA For PHiliph EPIQ-5 Ultrasound System Display Lift

453561471814 Motor Controller PCBA For PHiliph EPIQ-5 Ultrasound System Display Lift

• Product Description

The Motor Controller PCBA 453561471814 is the motor drive control printed circuit board (PCBA) for the PHiliph EPIQ-5 ultrasound device.

Core Functions:

Precisely controls the start, stop, speed, and direction of the internal motors, ensuring the smooth operation of mechanical components (such as the monitor lift bracket and the automatic probe cable retraction device).

Operation Flow:

• As a high-end trolley-type ultrasound device (supporting multi-angle tilt/rotation of the 21.5-inch monitor), the EPIQ-5 requires a motor-driven mechanical structure for flexible adjustment.

• The Motor Controller PCBA 453561471814 acts as the "motor control hub," receiving commands from the main board, outputting current through power components (MOSFETs, driver ICs) to control motor movement, and achieving closed-loop precision control through feedback circuitry.

• It precisely drives the monitor lift bracket (enabling multi-angle tilt/rotation) and the automatic probe cable retraction device (reducing tangling issues), adjusting motor speed and direction by receiving commands from the main board to ensure smooth and stable operation of the device.

• Specificatio

• User Guide

1. Applicable Scenarios:

For repair/upgrade of the motor system of PHiliph EPIQ-5 ultrasonic equipment only;

2. Operation Tips:

Power must be disconnected and static electricity discharged from the equipment before replacement. It is recommended that this operation be performed by a certified engineer;

3. Troubleshooting:

If the equipment reports "Motor Error" or "Display Position Fault", first check the power supply and connectors of the PCBA (check if the gold pins are oxidized).

• Assembly Instructions

1. Power off and remove the EPIQ-5 casing, then locate the original motor controller PCBA;

2. Disconnect the original board connectors (refer to the interface layout in the image, including the power harness), and record the wiring sequence;

3. Install the new PCBA, ensuring the gold pin headers are fully inserted into the device socket;

4. Power on and test motor operation (monitor lifting and lowering, probe cable retraction), and after confirming everything is correct, reinstall the casing.