PMB33C-00216-03
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The PMB33C-00216-03 is a NEMA Size 34 motor with a continuous stall torque of 1.4 Nm and a peak torque of 4.2 Nm. Manufactured by Pacific Scientific as part of the PMB Brushless Servomotors series, it weighs 2.9 kg and features flying leads with MS connectors. This motor boasts a maximum rated speed of 10,000 RPM and 4096 ppr encoder resolution.
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The Pacific Scientific designs PMB33C-00216-03 Servo motor for industrial automation operations. It is part of the PMB Series built with a NEMA Size 34 frame. It features a three-stack rotor length to offer a balance between physical dimensions and torque output. The winding configuration is identified by the C designation.
The PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor incorporates a PTC thermistor for temperature monitoring. This provides active thermal protection during operation. The current demand at continuous stall torque is 2.7 amperes RMS. It increases to 5.3 A RMS at peak torque output. The position and velocity data are provided by a digital encoder with commutation capability. The encoder resolution is 4096 pulses per revolution to enable precise motion regulation. The motor has a rated rotational speed of 1300 RPM, with a no-load speed of 1900 RPM. The electrical connections of the PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor are implemented using flying leads with AMP-style terminations. It allows flexible cable routing while ensuring secure connections. The output shaft of the servo motor is 26 mm. This makes it compatible with specific mechanical coupling systems. The peak stall torque and peak rated torque are both 9.7 Nm. The continuous stall torque is rated at 5.0 Nm. The continuous rated torque of the PMB servo motor is 4.8 Nm. The rotor has a mass moment of inertia of 0.40 × 10⁻³ kg·m².
The PMB33C-00216-03 Servo motor operates on a 240-volt AC input and is also compatible with a 320-volt DC supply. Winding inductance is specified at 27.2 mH line-to-line, which influences current regulation characteristics. The motor has an IP40 enclosure, which gives it basic protection against solid objects but does not make it dust-tight or water-resistant. The construction of the motor uses quality bearings and strong magnets, which add durability.
Frequently Asked Questions about PMB33C-00216-03:
Q: How does the Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 winding inductance affect control tuning?
A: The Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor’s 27.2 mH inductance smooths current transitions. It also influences optimal loop gains for precise position and velocity control.
Q: What role does the Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 encoder resolution play in accuracy?
A: The Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor’s 4096 PPR encoder enables fine motion increments. It also supports accurate commutation for smooth rotation in multi-axis systems.
Q: How does the Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 thermistor improve operational safety?
A: The Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor’s PTC thermistor actively monitors winding heat. It also triggers drive-based shutdowns to prevent insulation damage.
Q: What are integration concerns for the Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 flying leads?
A: The Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor’s flying leads allow flexible routing in tight spaces. They also require secure AMP terminations to maintain signal and power integrity.
Q: How does the Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 rotor inertia influence machine dynamics?
A: The Pacific Scientific PMB33C-00216-03 servo motor’s 0.40×10⁻³ kg·m² inertia resists sudden speed changes. It also helps stabilize low-speed positioning under load.