80MPH6.1015014-01 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 80MPH6.1015014-01 is part of the 80M Stepper Motors series and features an ABR incremental encoder. This 80MP stepper motor has a flange dimension of 86 mm, corresponding to NEMA 34, and is built with a 3-stack configuration. The base current value is 10, with a multiplier factor of x10.
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The 80MPH6.1015014-01 is an 80MP stepper motor in a NEMA 34 frame. The ABR incremental encoder and 3-stack configuration support accurate positioning and stable performance in indexing applications. Design revision 01 gives the unit a well-defined build for dependable motion control.
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The 80MPH6.1015014-01 is a stepper motor built by B&R Automation and supplied through the 80M Stepper Motors series. In motion-control assemblies, the motor converts pulse commands from a compatible drive into fixed angular steps that position machine elements with predictable incremental movement. Its NEMA-style frame supports installation in machinery that uses common hybrid stepper mounting arrangements. An integrated encoder returns motion signals to the controller, providing step verification and supporting basic homing routines in packaging, assembly, and electronics equipment.
The motor has a phase current baseline of 10, and the drive applies the programmable factor of x10 (10^1) when higher winding excitation is required. Its square flange measures 86 mm (NEMA 34), allowing installation with compatible 34-frame gearheads, brackets, and machine plates. The part number includes the stack-height code 6, which indicates the lamination arrangement associated with the motor’s magnetic path and torque capability. Rotor position is reported by an ABR incremental encoder, which sends channel A, channel B, and reference pulse signals to the controller. This feedback can confirm commanded movement without requiring a separate absolute encoder.
The motor uses an internal arrangement of 3 stacks, with three laminated sections providing increased flux linkage and holding torque compared with shorter stack arrangements. Its frame designation is H, indicating the flange geometry, pilot diameter, and bolt pattern used for this configuration within the 80M platform. The product is in design revision 01, representing the first released revision of this motor configuration. Its electrical constants and mounting dimensions correspond to that revision. The product type is an 80MP stepper motor, distinguishing it from synchronous servo motors and DC motors. This hybrid stepper design combines incremental command operation with encoder feedback while retaining the mounting format commonly associated with NEMA 34 equipment.
