AM3013-1C00-0001 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff AM3013-1C00-0001 is part of the AM Synchronous Servo Motors series and features a two-pole resolver feedback type. This standard servo motor has a 40 mm flange size and a shaft with groove and feather key according to DIN 6885, and is manufactured without a holding brake.
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The AM3013-1C00-0001 is a Beckhoff synchronous servomotor with standard construction and winding code C. Two-pole resolver feedback and a shaft with groove and feather key support accurate position sensing and secure mechanical power transfer. The brake-free configuration suits servo axes prioritizing simple integration and reliable synchronous performance.
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The AM3013-1C00-0001 synchronous servo motor is manufactured by Beckhoff and belongs to the AM Synchronous Servo Motors series. In an automation cell, the motor serves as the rotary actuator that links to a matching servo drive and delivers repeatable torque and speed in coordinated multi-axis systems. Because it is a synchronous servo design, the drive can regulate motion through closed-loop control during positioning and speed changes. Its modular construction allows the product to fit space-limited packaging machines, electronic assembly platforms, and gantry axes where high cycle rates and responsive position feedback are required.
The mechanical interface uses a flange sized at 40 mm, which provides the square mounting pattern that aligns the stator housing to a machine frame. Position data is returned through a two-pole resolver, giving analog sine-cosine signals for rotor angle detection across the speed range. For load holding, the motor relies on external means because it is supplied without a holding brake. Power is transmitted through a shaft with a groove and feather key that conforms to DIN 6885, allowing standard keyed couplings to be fitted without additional machining. This shaft arrangement supports positive torque transmission in compact drive assemblies.
The dimensional designation uses overall length code 3, which identifies the third housing length in the family. The electromagnetic layout is referenced by winding code C, which is used with compatible voltage-class drives. Both the motor-series type and the design version are Standard, so the motor is supplied without special coatings or reinforced bearings. This keeps the configuration aligned with the baseline option set for this frame size. The resolver pinout and connector orientation follow the standard layout used across the AM platform, which helps keep cable routing consistent in multi-axis builds.