MDD090B-N-020-N2L-110PL1
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The MDD090B-N-020-N2L-110PL1 Servo Motor is manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. This unit operates with a 2000 Min nominal speed, Digital Servo Feedback, a(n) Output Shaft with Keyway, and it is Equipped with a blocking brake.
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The MDD090B-N-020-N2L-110PL1 is a 2000 rpm AC servo motor with a maximum torque rating of 39 Nm, perfect for high torque transmission and high-speed drilling applications. The MDD090 AC motors are designed to be very high precision and have a very high degree of synchronism which is very beneficial in grinding machinery. This motor has a brushless design that comes with lifetime lubricated bearings that allow this servo to attain a maximum speed of 7500 rpm.
Since this AC servo motor is completely sealed thanks to the IP 65 Ingress protection, the connectors and the feedback cables are all IP 65 certified as well, keeping the servo motor protected from poor working environments of an industrial setup. To ensure this servo motor does not get too hot, a temperature sensor is attached to the winding of the servo motor to ensure the windings don't get too overloaded, which would lead to damaging the motor coil and affecting the performance and the longevity of the servo motor. The winding on this motor has a resistance rating of 0.8 ohms while the inductance is around 1.2 mH which helps with suppressing the input voltage spikes.
This motor can also operate under a locked rotor configuration and can provide a holding torque of 7.2 Nm while consuming around 8.3 amperes of current. With a low inertia rating of 36 x 10^-4 kgm², this servo motor can easily adjust the speed of the motor allowing the motor to accelerate and decelerate quickly and adjust the speed according to the load attached to the shaft the servo motor to ensure no power is wasted, keeping the overall design of the servo as efficient as possible.
