MAD225C-0100-SA-S2-EL0-35-N1
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MAD225C-0100-SA-S2-EL0-35-N1 Spindle Motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This motor has a cooling mode with an Axail Fan, Blowing and a Singleturn Absolute, 2048 increments encoder. It also has a mounting style of Flange and a Standard bearing.
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The MAD225C-0100-SA-S2-EL0-35-N1 by Rexroth Bosch is a part of the IndraDyn series. MAD motors are asynchronous induction motors that use a blower unit for cooling. These electric motors rely on a revolving magnetic field in the space between the rotor and stator for working Asynchronous AC induction motors with squirrel cage rotor designs are the most significant and widely used product. They have a simple and durable design, good operational reliability, low price and low maintenance requirements.
The length and size of the MAD225C-0100-SA-S2-EL0-35-N1 motor are 225 and C respectively. In this MAD motor, the axial fan is used to direct airflow parallel to the shaft. When air or gas passes through fitted impellers, the blower accelerates it. The single-turn encoder helps in the precise measurement of the system's moving components like the rotor. In addition to providing a signal indicating the altered position, the single-turn (S2) absolute encoder also indicates the encoder's absolute position. The sealing of the motor bearings ensures that the essential lubrication characteristics are maintained while preventing oil or grease from escaping. The MAD series motor uses flanges to connect other external components or a compatible machine through holes that are fastened with screws and bolts.
The stator's three-phase winding system, which is symmetrical, equally separated by 120° and is linked to a three-phase power system has a suitable frequency and voltage. Sinusoidal currents of equal amplitude run through each of these winding phases and the stator creates a magnetic field that spins with the frequency of the supplied voltage.
