MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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The Bosch Rexroth Indramat MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 is a motor for analog drives from the MAC AC Servo Motors series. It has a continuous current at standstill of 63 Amps and produces a continuous torque of 35 Newton-meters. The motor features a nominal speed of 3000 min-1 and a maximum peak pulse current of 312 Amps.
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The MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 is a brushless AC servo motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat within the MAC AC Servo Motors series. As a motor intended for analog drives, it converts command voltages from legacy servo amplifiers into tightly regulated shaft rotation for machine tools, material-handling gantries, and general-purpose automation cells. Electrical commutation and feedback devices in the MAC platform let the drive regulate current and flux so that commanded torque is reproduced with minimal lag or overshoot across the working speed range.
At standstill, the motor can deliver 35 Nm of continuous torque, and this value is sustained without additional cooling because the stator windings are rated for 63 A of continuous current at standstill. When motion is commanded, the rotor can reach its nominal speed of 3000 rpm, allowing the connected axis to maintain high throughput while still benefiting from servo accuracy. The magnetic circuit produces torque in proportion to current, and the proportionality factor is the 0.620 Nm/A torque constant measured at 20 °C, so drive electronics can predict output force directly from phase current feedback. Copper losses are reduced by the low phase resistance of 0.070 Ω at 20 °C, which helps limit heat generation during sustained duty cycles.
For short acceleration bursts, the drive can command up to 312 A of peak pulse current, enabling rapid load changes without loss of synchronism. Once energized, the large frame, classified as size 112 with a D length code, stores heat slowly, and its thermal mass is reflected in a 120 min thermal time constant, so temperature sensors react gradually and allow extended overload intervals before winding limits are reached. The electromagnetic system also presents a 1.3 mH winding inductance, which filters current ripple and works with the amplifier’s PWM frequency to keep torque ripple low. The motor is compatible with analog velocity or torque loops that require smooth transients and high momentary power density.
Frequently Asked Questions about MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011:
Q: What is the continuous current at standstill for the MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011?
A: The MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 motor delivers a continuous current of 63 A when at standstill.
Q: What is the continuous torque at standstill of the MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 motor?
A: This model provides a continuous torque of 35 Nm at standstill for consistent drive control.
Q: What maximum peak pulse current can the MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 handle?
A: The MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 has a maximum peak pulse current rating of 312 A.
Q: What is the nominal speed for the MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011?
A: Its nominal motor speed is rated at 3000 min-1, supporting demanding motion profiles.
Q: What is the winding resistance at 20°C for the MAC112D-ED-2-C/180-A-0/S011 motor?
A: This model features a winding resistance of 0.070 Ohm at 20°C for stable electrical performance.