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GMC-SG001E-EN-P-JUN01 Motion Control Selection Guide

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Motors 6-51<br />

Brake Specifications and Application <strong>Guide</strong>lines<br />

The following section contains the N-Series brake motor specifications and motor application guidelines.<br />

Specifications<br />

Motor<br />

Series<br />

Maximum Backlash<br />

(brake engaged)<br />

minutes<br />

Holding Torque<br />

N-m (lb-in.)<br />

N-2300 31 0.56 (5) 0.28<br />

N-3400 72 1.69 (15) 0.37<br />

N-4200 36 3.39 (30) 0.37<br />

N-5600 102 5.64 (50) 0.71<br />

Coil Current at 24V DC<br />

Amps<br />

Application <strong>Guide</strong>lines<br />

The brakes offered as options on these servo motors are holding brakes designed to hold the motor shaft<br />

at 0 rpm up to the rated brake holding torque. These spring-set type brakes release when voltage is<br />

applied to the brake coil.<br />

The brakes are not designed for stopping rotation of the motor shaft. Servo drive inputs should be used to<br />

stop motor shaft rotation. The recommended method of stopping motor shaft rotation is to command the<br />

servo drive to decelerate the motor to 0 rpm, and engage the brake after the servo drive has decelerated<br />

the motor to 0 rpm.<br />

If system main power fails, the brakes can withstand use as stopping brakes. However, use of the brakes<br />

as stopping brakes creates rotational mechanical backlash that is potentially damaging to the system,<br />

increases brake pad wear and reduces brake life. The brakes are not designed nor are they intended to be<br />

used as a safety device.<br />

A separate power source is required to disengage the brake. This power source may be controlled by the<br />

servo motor controls, in addition to manual operator controls.<br />

Encoder Data<br />

The following section contains the N-Series encoder specifications.<br />

Encoder Specifications<br />

Motor<br />

Series<br />

Line<br />

Count<br />

Supply<br />

Voltage<br />

N-2300 1000 1, 2 5V DC<br />

N-3400<br />

N-4200<br />

N-5600<br />

2000 1 5V DC<br />

Supply<br />

Current<br />

175 mA<br />

Average<br />

300 mA<br />

Average<br />

Line Driver Line Driver Output Index Pulse<br />

DS26C31TM<br />

26LS31<br />

A, B, and I signals: Logic 1 = 2.5V DC minimum @ 20 mA DC<br />

source, Logic 0 = 0.5V DC maximum @ 20 mA DC sink<br />

HALL signals: Logic 1 = 2.5V DC minimum @ 1mA DC<br />

source, Logic 0 = 0.5V DC maximum @ 5mA DC sink<br />

No feature on shaft for<br />

index pulse orientation.<br />

When facing the motor,<br />

the key is oriented<br />

90°±10 clockwise<br />

(mechanical) from the<br />

connectors.<br />

1 Standard line count before quadrature.<br />

2 N-2300 encoder lacks Absolute Signal (ABS).<br />

Note: Encoders are factory aligned. Do not adjust them outside the factory.<br />

Publication <strong>GMC</strong>-<strong>SG001E</strong>-<strong>EN</strong>-P — June 2001

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