SF-A2.0041.030-04.050
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The SF-A2.0041.030-04.050 Servo Motor from Bosch Rexroth Indramat has an STG/MTG Encoder, A Locked Rotor Current of 4.0, a Rated Speed of 3000, and a listed Shaft Option of Shaft With Keyway and Feather key, w/o mating Connector, With holding brake.
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The SF-A2.0041.030-04.050 by Rexroth Bosch has synchronous speed. A high starting torque and brushless design reduce the possibility of damage to the components while ensuring the motor accelerates smoothly and steadily. It lowers maintenance expenses and has a longer lifespan. The purpose of the DC-link capacitor is to stabilize the DC voltage by reducing fluctuations when the inverter requires high current input and releasing the DC power so that it may be further converted to AC to fulfil the demands of the particular load.
The SF-A2.0041.030-04.050 by SF series is permanently excited due to the specific composition of the magnets and works according to the principle of electronic commutation by generating emf (Electromotive force). This motor is durable due to its IP67 protection, aluminium frame, and cooling mechanism. The SF motor has an electronic rating plate that helps in the proper automatic integration and optimization of the inverter with the motor. A minor intervention could erase the electronic rating plate's data, so proceed with caution. The SF motor has a holding brake, feather key, keyway, and a rotating shaft that spins at 3000 rpm.
The temperature coefficient of NTC thermistors decreases as the motor's temperature increases. NTC thermistors are adaptable for use in motors because they can withstand a wide temperature range. The SF synchronous motor has a holding brake that is released by applying the average control voltage of 24 V DC. The holding brake is made of a permanent magnet, and after approximately 1,000 stop braking actions, it should be inspected to examine whether it needs to be repaired to avoid any major issues.
