Overview
This document provides comprehensive technical specifications and configurations for AC and DC input set models and drivers, focusing on stepping motors and their components. It includes details on model numbers, motor sizes, torque specifications, and system configurations.
Specifications- Model Numbers: Lists various model numbers for drivers and motors, specifying rated currents and configurations.
- Motor Sizes: Available in sizes of 42 mm, 60 mm, and 86 mm square, with different lengths and shaft configurations.
- Torque and Current: Details on pull-out torque and source current, with graphs showing the relationship between pulse rate, speed, and torque.
- Step Modes: Discusses full step and half step modes and their impact on motor rotation and torque.
Procedures and Recommendations- Installation: Instructions for connecting motors and drivers, including wiring and connector specifications.
- Operation: Recommendations for avoiding step-out by allowing a torque margin of 1.4 to 2 times the pull-out torque.
- Load Specifications: Specifies maximum allowable loads for axial and radial directions to prevent damage.
Graphs and Data Interpretation- Torque vs. Pulse Rate: Graphs illustrate the relationship between torque, pulse rate, and source current for both full and half step modes.
- Current Requirements: Graphs show source current values under no load and maximum torque conditions, aiding in power supply capacity calculations.
System Configuration- Components: Includes drivers, motors, connectors, and cables, with specific model numbers and configurations.
- Optional Accessories: Options for motors with brakes and encoders, with specifications for encoder channels and resolutions.
Conclusion
This document serves as a comprehensive guide for selecting and configuring stepping motors and drivers, providing essential specifications and operational guidelines to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
Configuration Items:
- Driver Numbers: F2BAW200M100, F2BAW400M100
- Motor Numbers: 103F7822-4011, 103F7822-4111, 103F7823-4011, 103F7823-4111
Specifications:
- Holding Torque: 1.35 N·m (191.18 oz·in) to 2.35 N·m (332.79 oz·in)
- Rotor Inertia: 0.4 x 10^-4 kg·m² (2.19 oz·in²) to 0.84 x 10^-4 kg·m² (4.59 oz·in²)
- Rated Current: 2 A/phase to 4 A/phase
- Motor Mass: 0.77 kg (1.70 lbs) to 1.34 kg (2.95 lbs)
- Allowable Thrust Load: 20 N (4.5 lbf)
- Allowable Radial Load: 178 N (40.02 lbf)
Characteristics Diagrams:
- Various diagrams illustrate torque, source current, and pulse rate relationships under different conditions (full step, half step).
Motor Dimensions:
- Motor sizes range from 42 mm sq. (1.65 inch sq.) to 86 mm sq. (3.39 inch sq.)
- Motor lengths vary from 45.9 mm (1.81 in) to 127 mm (5 in)
General Specifications:
- Operating Temperature: -10°C to +50°C
- Storage Temperature: -20°C to +65°C
- Humidity: 20 to 90% RH (operating), 5 to 95% RH (storage)
- Altitude: Up to 1000 m (3281 feet)
- Vibration Resistance: 10 to 500 Hz, 1.52 mm amplitude, 150 m/s² acceleration
- Impact Resistance: 500 m/s² acceleration for 11 ms
- Thermal Class: Class B (+130°C)
- Protection Grade: IP40
Mechanical Tolerances:
- Thrust Play: 0.075 mm (0.003 in)
- Radial Play: 0.025 mm (0.001 in)
- Shaft Runout: 0.025 mm (0.001 in)
- Concentricity: φ 0.05 mm (φ 0.002 in) to φ 0.075 mm (φ 0.003 in)
- Squareness: 0.1 mm (0.004 in) to 0.15 mm (0.006 in)
Mounting:
- Motors can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
Specifications:
The document outlines the specifications for stepping motors and their drivers, including model numbers F2BAW200M100 and F2BAW400M100. The input source is single-phase 100 to 240 VAC with a source current of 5 A and 10 A respectively. The protection class is Class I, with an operational environment of installation category II and pollution degree 2. The ambient operation temperature ranges from 0 to +50°C, and storage temperature from -20 to +70°C. The motors have a vibration resistance of 5 m/s² and impact resistance of 20 m/s².
Procedures:
The document provides detailed procedures for setting up and operating the stepping motors. It includes instructions on using the digital operator for setting parameters, selecting control modes, and adjusting driving current using rotary switches. The document also explains the use of DIP switches for selecting control modes, input pulse types, and motor selection.
Standards and Safety:
The motors comply with CE (TÜV) standards, including low-voltage directives EN61800-5-1 and EMC directives EN61800-3. They also meet UL standards UL508C and Canadian UL standards. The document emphasizes the importance of proper wiring and grounding to prevent malfunction or damage.
Recommendations:
For optimal performance, it is recommended to use the appropriate connectors and cables as specified. The document advises against wiring power lines together with I/O or encoder cables to avoid interference. It also suggests using optional setup software for configuring I/O signal logic and functions.
Key Data from Tables and Diagrams:
The document includes detailed diagrams of wiring connections and signal pin assignments. It specifies the lead wire colors for various signals and provides timing charts for pulse command inputs. The maximum response frequency is 400 kpulse/s, and the document provides guidelines for pulse waveform and timing to ensure proper motor operation.
Specifications:
The document provides detailed specifications for stepping motors and their drivers. The motors operate within an ambient temperature range of -10°C to +50°C and can be stored between -20°C to +65°C. They are designed to function at altitudes up to 1000 meters and have a vibration resistance of 10 to 500 Hz. The motors are classified under thermal class B with a protection grade of IP40.
Motor Cable and Connectors:
The motor cable is bipolar with a model number 4837961-1, manufactured by J.S.T. Mfg. Co., Ltd. The housing is VHR-4N, and the pin is SVH-21T-P1.1. The lead wire is UL1430 AWG22.
Driver Specifications:
The drivers operate on a 24/36 VDC input source with a current of 3 A. They are protected under class III and can function in environments with temperatures ranging from 0 to +50°C. The drivers have various functions including step angle selection, pulse input mode, and low vibration mode. They also feature protection functions like open phase protection and voltage decrease.
Internal Wiring and Rotation Direction:
The document outlines the internal wiring configurations for both bipolar and unipolar windings. The direction of motor rotation is specified as clockwise when excited by a direct current in a particular order.
Connections and Signals:
The document includes external wiring diagrams and specifies applicable wire sizes. It details the input/output signal specifications and timing for command pulses.
Safety Standards:
The drivers comply with CE and UL safety standards, including low-voltage and EMC directives. The document notes that EMC characteristics may vary based on the user's control panel configuration.
Driver Controls and Connectors:
The document describes the controls and connectors for the drivers, including operating current selection switches and function selection DIP switch packs. It also explains the LED indicators for power supply monitoring and alarm display.
Summary:
This technical document provides comprehensive information on the specifications, wiring, and operational guidelines for stepping motors and their drivers. It includes detailed descriptions of the components, safety standards, and functional capabilities, ensuring proper installation and operation.
Overview: This document provides technical specifications and compatibility details for the motor cable model number 4835710-1, designed for use with motor model numbers 103H52□□-04□□.
Dimensions: The cable dimensions are provided in millimeters and inches, with specific measurements for various components of the cable.
Compatible Drivers: The cable is compatible with driver model number US1D200P10. The operating current select switch should be set to 8 for optimal performance.
Internal Wiring: The document details the internal wiring specifications, including effective tapping depth and pin configurations.
Characteristics Diagram: The document includes a characteristics diagram showing torque versus pulse rate and number of rotations, indicating performance under experimental conditions.
Motor Specifications: Detailed specifications for various motor models are provided, including holding torque, rated current, wiring resistance, winding inductance, rotor inertia, mass, and motor length.
Customizing Options: Options for customizing the motor, such as hollow shaft modification, decelerator, encoder, and brake, are mentioned.
Operating Conditions: The motors operate on a constant current circuit with a source voltage of 24 VDC and varying operating currents depending on the model.
Additional Notes: The document advises contacting the manufacturer for assistance in finding compatible drivers and provides references to additional specifications and allowable load directions.
Overview: This document provides technical specifications and characteristics for a series of unipolar and bipolar stepping motors, specifically designed for compatibility with NEMA23 dimensions. It includes detailed information on motor models, their electrical and mechanical properties, and customization options.
Specifications:- Model Numbers: Various models such as 103H7821, 103H7822, and 103H7823 are listed with different configurations.
- Holding Torque: Ranges from 0.78 N·m (110.5 oz·in) to 2.7 N·m (382.3 oz·in) depending on the model.
- Rated Current: Options for 1 A/phase, 2 A/phase, and 3 A/phase for unipolar, and 2 A/phase and 4 A/phase for bipolar configurations.
- Wiring Resistance and Inductance: Varies by model, affecting performance and efficiency.
- Rotor Inertia and Mass: Detailed for each model, impacting the motor's dynamic response.
- Motor Length: Specified in millimeters and inches, varies by model.
Procedures and Standards:- Constant Current Circuit: Operates at 24 VDC with specified current settings for different models.
- Self-Start Frequency: Maximum self-start frequency is provided for unloaded conditions.
Customization Options:- Includes hollow shaft modification, decelerator, encoder, and brake options, which vary by model and quantity.
Diagrams and Graphs:- Characteristics Diagrams: Illustrate torque versus pulse rate and number of rotations, highlighting pull-out torque at different load conditions.
- Dimensions: Detailed mechanical drawings with precise measurements for installation and compatibility.
Recommendations:- For assistance with driver selection or customization, contact the manufacturer.
- Ensure compatibility with existing systems by verifying dimensions and electrical specifications.
Overview: This document provides detailed specifications and characteristics of various stepping motors, focusing on unipolar and bipolar winding types. It includes model numbers, holding torque, rated current, wiring resistance, winding inductance, rotor inertia, mass, and motor length.
Specifications: The motors are categorized by winding type (unipolar and bipolar) and further divided into lead wire and terminal block types, with CE/UL models available. Key specifications include:
- Holding Torque: Ranges from 2.5 N·m (354 oz·in) to 9 N·m (1274.4 oz·in).
- Rated Current: Options for 2 A, 4 A, and 6 A per phase.
- Wiring Resistance: Varies from 0.27 Ω/phase to 4.0 Ω/phase.
- Winding Inductance: Ranges from 1.7 mH/phase to 32 mH/phase.
- Rotor Inertia: From 1.48 x 10-4 kg·m2 to 4.5 x 10-4 kg·m2.
- Mass: Between 1.75 kg (3.92 lbs) and 4.15 kg (9.15 lbs).
- Motor Length: From 66 mm (2.6 in) to 158.8 mm (6.3 in).
Performance Characteristics: The document includes performance diagrams illustrating the relationship between torque, pulse rate, and number of rotations. Key points include:
- Constant current circuits with source voltage at 100 VAC.
- Operating currents of 2 A, 4 A, and 6 A per phase for full-step energization.
- Maximum self-start frequency when not loaded is specified.
Customization Options: Customization options such as hollow shaft modification and encoder integration are available, depending on the model number and quantity.
Additional Information: The document notes that drivers are not included and provides guidance on compatible drivers. It also includes detailed dimensions and internal wiring diagrams for installation purposes.
Specifications:
The document details IP65 splash and dust-proof stepping motors with dimensions of 56 mm sq. (2.20 inch sq.) and 86 mm sq. (3.39 inch sq.). The motors are available in various models with different motor lengths and connector types. The motors feature bipolar winding and are RoHS compliant. Key specifications include holding torque, rated current, winding resistance, winding inductance, rotor inertia, mass, allowable thrust load, and radial load.
Procedures:
Operating procedures emphasize the use of constant current circuits with a source voltage of 100 VAC and varying operating currents (2 A, 4 A, 6 A per phase) for 2-phase energization. The document provides torque and pulse rate characteristics for different models, indicating maximum self-start frequency when not loaded.
Standards and Recommendations:
The motors are designed for use in vacuum environments without requiring a vacuum feedthrough, suitable for semiconductor manufacturing, satellite robotics, and electron microscopes. They maintain constant speed under variable load and voltage conditions, eliminating motor slip. The motors can be customized for various environmental pressures and are available for baking at 200°C.
Safety Precautions:
The document outlines safety precautions, including reading the operation manual thoroughly, avoiding modifications, and ensuring proper grounding. It warns against using the product in explosive or flammable environments and emphasizes the importance of expert handling during transportation, wiring, and maintenance. Specific warnings include avoiding direct connection to commercial power outlets, using rated input voltage, and not touching rotating parts during operation.
General Safety Warnings:
Labels on the product indicate high voltage areas, grounding requirements, and potential burn hazards. The document categorizes safety warnings into four ranks, highlighting the severity of potential injuries or property damage from improper use.
Safety Precautions: The document outlines critical safety measures for handling and operating stepping motors and drivers. It emphasizes the importance of using designated combinations of drivers and motors to prevent fire or injury. Users are advised against disassembling or modifying the product to avoid electric shock or fire. Proper handling during unpacking, wiring, and placement is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure operational safety.
Unpacking and Installation: Ensure correct orientation during unpacking to avoid injury. Verify the product matches the order to prevent malfunctions. Wiring should comply with technical standards to avoid fire hazards. Proper insulation and correct wiring are essential to prevent electric shock and uncontrolled motor operation.
Operation Guidelines: The document stresses the need for protective measures, such as over-current protective relays and emergency stop devices, as the stepping motor lacks built-in protection. It specifies temperature limits for different motor classes to prevent burns. Users should confirm power supply specifications and avoid extreme adjustments to maintain stable operation.
Maintenance and Transportation: Regular maintenance is recommended, including replacing the electrolytic condenser every five years and the fuse every ten years. Repairs should be conducted by professionals to maintain operability. During transportation, handle the product carefully to prevent damage.
Storage and Retirement: Store the product in a dry, gas-free environment within specified temperature and humidity ranges. Long-term storage may require contacting the manufacturer due to potential capacitance reduction. When retiring the product, treat it as general industrial waste.
Selection Materials: The document provides guidelines for selecting mechanisms like ball screws, rack and pinion, and belt drives, detailing parameters such as external force, weight, diameter, and material specifications.