MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN
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The MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN is a synchronous servo motor manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat. As part of the MS2N Synchronous Servo Motors series, it features natural surface cooling and a nominal speed of 3000 rpm. This motor has a rated torque of 3.5 Nm and a protection class of IP65.
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The MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN servo motor provided by Bosch Rexroth Indramat is engineered for automation tasks that requires dependable drive control. The motor provides efficient electrical conversion, accurate torque response and stable performance under load.
The MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN servo motor has a maximum electrical speed of 6000 min⁻¹ which extends dynamic range and supports high-cycle automation tasks. The number of pole pairs is five this configuration stabilizes magnetic field interaction and increases synchronous accuracy. The torque constant is 2.04 Nm/A at 20 °C. This constant defines torque efficiency per unit current and influences inverter dimensioning. The voltage constant is 124.1 V per 1000 min⁻¹ at 20 °C. The value secures predictable voltage response across the speed range and enables constant drive integration. The rated speed at 100K is 2940 min⁻¹ which provides reliable synchronization with servo control cycles during continuous duty. The rated torque at 100K is 16.9 Nm which secures stable output for sustained loading in servo-driven axes. The rated current at 100K is 9.35 A. The current level dictates thermal rise and establishes long-term loading capacity. The rated power at 100K is 5.2 kW. This power output delivers steady performance within rated duty cycles and prevents energy wastage.
The MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN servo motor has an encoder with basic performance of 16 signal periods using Hiperface®. The configuration provides position feedback suitable for standard automation accuracy. The holding brake is size 2 and electrically released. The brake design secures controlled stopping during power-off states and provides load retention under static conditions. This servo motor defines a drive component of industrial systems that delivers controlled speed, precise torque and secure positioning for automation systems.
Frequently Asked Questions about MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN:
Q: How does the motor ensure efficient energy use during high-speed operations?
A: With a maximum electrical speed of 6000 min⁻¹, itt optimizes energy conversion during fast motion cycles, delivering high performance without sacrificing energy efficiency in demanding applications.
Q: What impact does the torque constant of 2.04 Nm/A have on the MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN motor's efficiency?
A: The torque constant of 2.04 Nm/A ensures that the motor delivers efficient torque for each unit of current. This minimizes energy loss and enhances the motor’s ability to operate at high efficiency, particularly in systems requiring dynamic responses.
Q: How does the pole pair configuration of the motor contribute to its performance?
A: The motor’s five-pole pair configuration enhances the magnetic field interaction, providing superior synchronous accuracy and stability, which is critical for applications requiring precise control over long durations.
Q: In what way does the motor manage its thermal response during continuous duty cycles?
A: The rated current of 9.35 A at 100K sets a thermal profile that ensures the motor remains within safe operating temperatures even during continuous high-load tasks, preventing overheating and maintaining long-term reliability.
Q: What safety features are integrated into the MS2N07-D0BNN-AMUH2-NNNNN-NN motor’s design?
A: The electrically released size 2 holding brake offers a secure method for stopping during power-off conditions, maintaining load stability and ensuring safety by preventing unwanted movement in static positions.
