Stepper Motor Hybrid Stepper Motor Servo Stepper Motor Servo Motor

Speed：0-3000RPM

Insulation Resistance：100MIN，500VDC

Ambient Temperature：(0-55)℃

Encoder lines：2500/1000

Electrical Specification

Part No. V L A Ω mH N.cm g.cm2 g

HS421-05013A 4.16 51 1.3 3.2 5.5 50 77 530

HS421-05023A 2.3 51 2.3 1.0 1.9 50 77 77 530

HS421-05613A 4.94 67 1.3 3.8 8.5 56 115 670

HS421-07023A 3.22 67 2.3 1.4 3.1 70 115 670

I.CH Motor supply a complete range of stepper servo motor. The HsXX1 series hybrid stepper servo motors are optimized for superior torque characteristics. The HsXX2 series hybrid stepper motors feature low rotor inertia for maximum possible acceleration. The HsXX5 series provide smooth operation as well as the fine positioning capability required for microstep operation.

Motors may be customized with value added features including, but not limited to : gearboxed, encoders, shaft details, leadwire-connector assemblies, connection box, and more.

All specification shown are typical at 20℃ unless otherwise noted.

Shaft extensions

All motors can be supplied with single or double ended shaft

Rotation

The motor rotation can rn clockwise or counterclockwise, depending on the commutation.

Operating temperature

Ambient operating temperature : -20℃ to +40℃

leads upon request; however, rated current and torque many be reduced.

Number of leads

Reger to specification of individual models for standard lead wires configureation. Motors can be supplied with 4, 6 or 8

Angular ACCURACY

Standard angular accuracy is ±5%. Angular accuracy is defined as the deviation from a theoretical position, in percentage of one step , asfter any number of steps.

Holding torque

The typical values of holding torque of the different models are indicated in the data charts. Holding torque is measured with two phased each supplied at the rated current.

Specifications and approvals

Motors are manufactured according to EN 60034-1: 1995-02. Motors with drive voltage higher than or equal to 120v are suitable to be fitted on machines equipped with additional insulation or when the motor itself has the grounding through its clamping screws

Due to thermal consideration, stepper motors can''t always be operated continuously in dynamic condition at their static rated phase current