MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN
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The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN motor, part of Bosch Rexroth Indramat's MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors series, features a frame size of 06 with an optical multiturn encoder. It operates at 400V AC, includes a holding brake, and offers IP65 protection with a rotatable connector for electrical connections.
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The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo motor is developed by Bosch. It is part of the MS2N series of permanent-magnet synchronous motors. It features a low-inertia rotor that makes it ideal for industrial automation applications requiring rapid acceleration and precise positioning. The motor has a torque constant of 2.58 Nm/A.
The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN servo motor includes a multiturn absolute encoder with a resolution of 4096 revolutions. The encoder operates on the Hiperface® protocol with 128 signal periods and is SIL2 certified. This makes it suitable for functional safety environments. The form of the winding is BH, which supports the base speed of 2000 RPM. The shaft design features a keyway with half-key balance. This version of the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN servo motor does not include a shaft sealing ring. An integrated holding brake rated for 24 V DC provides reliable load retention when the motor is at rest. The brake is electrically released to support safety and control in vertical or load-sensitive systems. The electrical properties are optimized for performance in advanced motion systems. The back EMF constant is 157 V/1000 RPM. The winding inductance of the MS2N servo motor is 27.6 mH. The motor also features a leakage capacitance of 3.03 nF to ensure proper electromagnetic performance.
The maximum electrical speed of MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN servo motor is 4000 RPM. The phase resistance of the motor at 20°C is 2.54 ohms. The rated speed is 2000 RPM, aligning with a continuous power output of 2.75 kW at 100K. The motor offers 13.15 Nm of continuous torque while consuming 5.65 A of current. The motor has a mechanical speed limit of 6000 RPM. The motor at rest generates the torque of 16.3 Nm at 6.8 A. It includes five magnetic pole pairs for efficient and stable torque delivery across the full speed range.
Frequently Asked Questions about MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN:
Q: How does the low-inertia rotor benefit the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor?
A: The low-inertia rotor in the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor allows for quick acceleration and precise positioning. This makes it ideal for high-performance applications in industrial automation.
Q: What role does the multiturn absolute encoder play in the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor?
A: The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor features a multiturn absolute encoder with 4096 revolutions. This ensures accurate position feedback in environments where functional safety is critical, thanks to its SIL2 certification.
Q: How does the back EMF constant affect the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor’s performance?
A: The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor has a back EMF constant of 157 V/1000 RPM, optimizing its efficiency. It helps ensure smooth performance and precise control at varying speeds.
Q: Why is the integrated holding brake important for the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor?
A: The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor features an integrated 24 V DC holding brake, offering reliable load retention when stationary. This enhances safety and control, especially in vertical or load-sensitive systems.
Q: How does the phase resistance impact the MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor’s efficiency?
A: The MS2N06-E0BHN-BMUL2-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor has a phase resistance of 2.54 ohms at 20°C, affecting its power consumption and heat generation. Lower resistance improves efficiency and reduces energy loss during operation.
