MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN
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The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor offers a rated power of 2.34 kW, a rated torque of 7.8 Nm, a cooling method of natural cooling, and an IP65/IP67 protection class at the shaft seal. From the MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors series by Bosch Rexroth Indramat, it features a singleturn absolute encoder.
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Bosch Rexroth Indramat manufactures the MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN Servo Motor. It is designed for precise motion control in industrial automation applications. The motor attains a nominal speed of 3610 rpm and delivers a stall torque of 14.5 Nm at 100K thermal condition. The winding inductance of the motor is specified at 7.28 millihenries.
The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor is capable of reaching a maximum speed of 6000 revolutions per minute. The current rating at 100K operating temperature is 6.3 Amperes. This model is not equipped with a holding brake system. The torque constant is rated at 1.3 Newton-meters per Ampere when measured at 20 °C. Its voltage constant at 20 degrees Celsius is 78.7 Volts per 1000 revolutions per minute. The integrated encoder type is single-turn for position detection. The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor features a smooth shaft design with a shaft seal for protection. The maximum allowable current is 42.7 Amperes. The motor’s thermal time constant is specified as 14.8 minutes. At 100K, the motor provides a continuous power output of 2.66 kilowatts. The rotor is built with five pole pairs for optimal operation. The winding resistance at 20 degrees Celsius is measured at 0.895 Ohms.
The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor has a winding heat dissipation constant of 37.8 seconds. The peak torque at 100K warm conditions is 42.2 Nm. The total mass of the motor is 12.0 kilograms. The leakage capacitance of the motor component is 1.65 nanofarads. The rotor of the motor features a moment of inertia of 0.00305 kg · m². The electrical connection is designed as an M40 angle plug with a turnable interface for flexible installation. The peak torque in a cold state at 20 °C is 46.0 Nm. The nominal torque at 100K is specified as 7.05 Nm. The standstill current at 100K is specified as 12.1 Amperes.
Frequently Asked Questions about MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN:
Q: How does the MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor manage thermal variations in operation?
A: The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor uses optimized winding insulation and controlled dissipation constants to handle thermal rise. The balanced construction ensures stable torque performance across extended thermal cycles.
Q: What encoder integration advantages exist for the MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor?
A: The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor incorporates a single-turn encoder for accurate position tracking. The encoder integration improves synchronization with automation controllers and enhances closed-loop stability.
Q: How does the MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor support high-speed acceleration requirements?
A: The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor achieves quick response with its optimized rotor inertia of 0.00305 kg·m². The efficient design ensures smooth acceleration in demanding automation applications.
Q: Which installation benefits result from the MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor connector design?
A: The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor features an M40 angled connector with adjustable positioning. The flexible design allows easier wiring in compact or restricted cabinet layouts.
Q: How does the MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor perform under regenerative load braking?
A: The MS2N07-C1BRA-BSVG0-NNNNN-NN servo motor efficiently channels regenerated energy back into the drive system. The performance may require external braking resistors for sustained deceleration in cyclic operations.
