LSM75-21-602-S-0KA

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The Kollmorgen LSM75-21-602-S-0KA, part of the LSM Brushless Servo Motors series, delivers a peak torque of 8.8 Nm and a continuous torque of 2.36 Nm. This motor operates at a top speed of 6000 RPM and features 8 poles. Weighing 3.1 kg, it includes a steel shaft and a rotor length of 171 mm for precision applications.

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Product Description:

The LSM75-21-602-S-0KA is a brushless servo motor manufactured by Kollmorgen and operates consistently with power. The motor works precisely and efficiently, making it useful for applications that need to control motion. The motor is often used in automated systems that need to move in a way that is fast and repeatable within strict limits.

The LSM75-21-602-S-0KA servo motor has a peak torque of 8.8 Nm and a constant torque of 2.36 Nm. The motor's maximum speed is 6000 rpm, which lets it move quickly and accurately in industrial automation. The peak stall current is 5.5 A, which keeps the torque steady when the load is static. The motor can handle a high current of 21.6 A and works well with sudden torque needs. The relationship between current and torque power is shown by the torque constant, which is 0.42 Nm per Amp. The back emf that is created during operation is set by the voltage constant of 49 V/kRPM. At 25°C, the winding resistance between phases is 2.26 ohms, which has an impact on both the electrical and thermal performance. The inductance of the windings is 17.9 microhenries from phase to phase, which helps control the current and respond quickly to changes.

The LSM75-21-602-S-0KA servo motor’s mechanical design makes it reliable when it moves in the same way repeatedly. The rotor's moment of inertia is 0.00033 kg-m², which affects how well it speeds up and slows down. The motor weighs 3.1 kg, which makes it good for small spaces with strict weight limits. At the end of the shaft, there is a threaded hole with an M8 x 1.25 mm thread and a depth of 19 mm that makes it possible to securely connect to other parts. The design works for uses that need consistent power and little mechanical backlash.

Connector Option
Shaft Seal (S)
Continuous Torque
2.36 Nm / 21 In-lb
Maximum Current (peak)
21.6 Amps
Motor Net Weight
3.1 kg / 6.8 lb
Peak Torque
8.8 Nm / 78 In-lb
Poles
8
Rotor Length From Face
171 mm
Rotor Moment Of Inertia
0.000033 kg·m² / 0.00029 lb·in²
Shaft Material
Steel
Speed
6000 RPM
Stall Current (peak)
5.5 Amps
Torque Constant (kt)
0.42 Nm/Amp
Voltage Constant (ke)
49 V/kRPM
Winding Inductance Phase To Phase
17.9 mH
Winding Resistance Phase To Phase (at 25°c)
2.26 Ohms

Frequently Asked Questions about LSM75-21-602-S-0KA:

Q: Why does LSM75-21-602-S-0KA support 6000 rpm speed?

A: The 6000 rpm speed enables rapid response in control systems. It enhances motion cycle frequency in servo-driven mechanisms.

Q: How does LSM75-21-602-S-0KA utilize 8 poles?

A: The 8 poles provide smoother torque delivery. It minimizes torque ripple during rotation and improves motor stability at varying loads.

Q: Why does LSM75-21-602-S-0KA have 0.42 Nm/A KT?

A: The torque constant ensures accurate torque output per amp. It helps maintain proportional control between input current and torque response.

Q: Does LSM75-21-602-S-0KA handle 21.6 A current?

A: Yes, it handles 21.6 A peak to meet temporary torque surges. It protects system performance during fast acceleration phases.

Q: Why does LSM75-21-602-S-0KA use steel shaft material?

A: Steel shaft construction improves strength under load. It offers durability and ensures long-term coupling reliability in drive assemblies.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The LSM75-21-602-S-0KA maintains continuous torque of 2.36 Nm for stable performance. It operates at 6000 rpm and supports 21.6 A peak current. The motor includes an 8-pole design and 0.00033 kg-m² rotor inertia. The shaft end includes a threaded hole with M8 x 1.25 mm thread and a depth of 19 mm that ensures secure coupling with external components.’’

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