Product Description:

The TA32 V30 BP05 ER TW is a synchronous servo motor manufactured by KEB within the TA Synchronous Servo Motors series. Designed for electrically driven axes that require consistent velocity and positioning, it integrates a spring-applied holding brake so machinery can stop safely when power is removed. By combining mechanical holding force, temperature feedback, and resolver feedback in one assembly, the unit supports precise, closed-loop operation in automated packaging lines, material handling cells, and general motion platforms.

The embedded brake responds quickly, reaching full clamp after a 2 ms delay and achieving mechanical engagement in 7 ms; commanded release then clears in 35 ms. During each stop, it delivers 4.5 Nm of static torque while energized by a nominal 24 VDC coil. Brake inertia of 0.18 kg·cm² and a 0.4 kg brake mass add minimal load to the rotor, preserving dynamic performance. A six-pole magnetic design produces smooth torque ripple, and phase conductors terminate on an M23 rotatable connector that simplifies cabinet wiring. Internal protection comes from a PTC thermistor sensor that signals the drive if winding temperatures rise toward the insulation limit.

Electromagnetic actuation losses remain low because the brake coil draws only 12 W while holding. The overall housing carries an IP54 rating, allowing installation where airborne dust and incidental splashes are present. Rotor position is reported by a resolver operating at 10 kHz with a BRX two-pole format, giving analog sine and cosine signals for high-resolution interpolation by the drive. Windings use class F insulation that tolerates continuous operation up to 155 °C, extending service life under repeated acceleration cycles and elevated ambient temperatures.