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Direct drive stepper motors➜ 7.5°5 Watts■ 48 steps/revolution (7.5°)■ Absorbed power : 5 W■ 2 or 4 phase versions availableSpecifications4 phases 4 phases 4 phases5Type 82 910 0 82 910 0 82 910 0Electronic controller used Unipolar Unipolar UnipolarBearingsSintered bronze ● ● ●Plastic ● ● ●General characteristicsElectronic controller used Unipolar Unipolar UnipolarResistance per phase (Ω) 15.5 15.5 15.5Inductance per phase (mH) 8 8 8Current per phase (A) 0.4 0.4 0.4Holding torque (mN.m) 20 20 20Voltage at motor terminals (V) 6.2 6.2 6.2Absorbed power (W) 555Step angle ( o ) 7.57.57.5Positioning accuracy (mm) 555Inertia of rotor (gcm 2 ) 4.9 4.9 4.9Max. detent torque (mN.m) 3 3 3Max. coil temperature ( o C) 120 120 120Storage temperature ( 0 C) -40 ➞ +80 -40 ➞ +80 -40 ➞ +80Thermal resistance of coil - ambient air (°C/W) 14 14 14Insulation resistance (at 500 Vcc) (MΩ) following NFC 51200 > 10 3 > 10 3 > 10 3standardInsulation voltage (50 Hz, 1 minute) (V) following NFC 51200 > 600 > 600 > 600standardWires length (mm) 250 250 250Weight (g) 90 90 90Protection rating IP 40 IP 40 IP 40Product adaptations■ Special output shafts■ Special supply voltages■ Special cable lengths■ Special connectors150To order, see page 13
CurvesInertia of measuring chain : 1.5 g.cm 2a = constant voltage controller with Rs (resistance in series) = 0b = constant voltage controller with Rs (resistance in series) = R motorc = constant voltage controller with Rs (resistance in series) = 2R motord = constant voltage controller with Rs (resistance in series) = 3R motorThe measurements are made with full stepping, 2-phases energised.4 phases Max. stopping-starting frequencycurves as a function of the externalinertia load at zero antagonistictorque.Tests at constant U.mN.m18161412108642a2cb312200 400 600 800 1000 1200250 500 750 1000 1200 1500Hz1B RPMC Max. stopping-starting curvesD Max. operating curvesB 2 phasesC 4 phasesDimensionsØAØC3,21B 2 fixing holes Ø 3.2Connections4 phasesD51123451 2 3 4- -- -- -- -- -B StepEnergisation sequence for clockwiserotation : 2 phases energised (viewed fromshaft end, front forward).Commons connected to positive.151
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