8LSA75.D1022D200-0 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 8LSA75.D1022D200-0 is a three-phase synchronous motor from the 8LS Synchronous Motors series. It features an optical EnDat encoder with multi-turn capability up to 4096 revolutions and a resolution of 25/12 bits. The motor is self-cooled by free circulation, comes with a standard holding brake, and has a 190 mm flange with a smooth shaft.
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The 8LSA75.D1022D200-0 is a B & R Automation three-phase synchronous motor with a standard holding brake, well suited for controlled motion axes. Optical EnDat 2.2 feedback delivers precise multi-turn position data for repeatable servo performance. Self-cooling through free circulation supports stable operation, and the 2200 rpm rated speed is a strong highlight for responsive machine motion.
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The 8LSA75.D1022D200-0 is an electric motor manufactured by B&R Automation for its 8LS Synchronous Motors series. The model functions as the drive element in motion axes that require closed-loop speed and position control in industrial automation systems, including packaging and material-handling equipment. It integrates with compatible power modules and controllers to convert commanded torque profiles into mechanical rotation. This arrangement allows the motor to respond to changing motion commands while the controller monitors the connected axis.
The motor has a rated speed of 2200 rpm, allowing consistent shaft rotation under nominal load. Feedback is supplied by an optical EnDat encoder that operates with protocol version 2.2 and sends digital position data to the drive. The encoder provides 25-bit single-turn and 12-bit multi-turn resolution to support fine incremental movements. Its capacity of 4096 revolutions preserves the absolute multi-turn position after power loss. A mounting interface with a 190 mm square flange aligns the stator with compatible gearboxes or machine frames. Thermal management relies on self-cooling through free air circulation, eliminating the need for a separate cooling fan. The motor uses a plug-in connector for its electrical connection, allowing the cable assembly to be disconnected without opening the housing.
The motor follows the standard 8LSA configuration and does not include reinforced bearings. Its length code 5 stack provides the required output torque within a compact housing. Cables exit through an angled swivel connector, which can reduce strain when the cable route changes direction near the motor. Power is converted into rotary motion by a three-phase synchronous stator. A standard holding brake arrests the load when the drive is disabled, helping prevent unwanted shaft movement while the axis is stationary. The smooth shaft end connects directly to clamping couplings or pulleys without requiring a keyed interface. The motor has no oil seal, so external protection is necessary if the installation may expose the shaft opening to oil or other fluids.
