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SH1424-5241 Sanyo Denki

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The SH1424-5241 is a Sanyo Denki stepping motor with a 0.9° basic step angle and 0.48 N·m holding torque. Bipolar wiring and a rated current of 2 A/phase give this unit straightforward drive integration and dependable motion performance. Low rotor inertia makes this model an excellent choice for accurate positioning applications.

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Product Description:

The SH1424-5241 is a two-phase stepping motor produced by Sanyo Denki and supplied under the F SANMOTION Stepping Motors series. This hybrid stepper generates discrete angular increments so a controller can translate digital pulses directly into mechanical motion. In automated assembly, packaging, or small gantry axes, the motor’s precise positioning capability removes the need for complex feedback devices while still driving belts, screws, or indexing tables with repeatable accuracy. Its 42 mm frame makes it suitable for compact equipment and laboratory instruments where space is limited.

The motor’s fundamental displacement per command pulse is 0.9°, so 400 full steps complete a revolution and allow fine resolution in open-loop drives. A 42 mm square frame mates with NEMA 17 brackets, and four face bolts are located on a 22 mm pilot for concentric mounting. Static shaft retention is supplied by a holding torque of 0.48 N·m, which is adequate for light linear stages. Each phase draws up to 2 A per phase. This current encounters a resistance of 1.25 Ω per phase and an inductance of 3.75 mH per phase, values that influence drive voltage and microstep frequency. These electrical constants establish the time constant and limit acceleration before synchronism is lost.

The laminated stack extends only 48 mm from the mounting face, and the rotor and housing weigh 0.38 kg, limiting inertial load on lightweight carriages. The motor has a compact 5 mm diameter D-shaped output shaft that provides positive coupling while resisting slippage. Its internal inertia of 0.089 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m² enables rapid starts when paired with the standard bipolar wiring configuration. The radial bearings accommodate a 20 N load, while the thrust path tolerates a 10 N load, preserving bearing life when pulleys or lead screws apply radial or axial stress. An M3 × 0.5 mounting thread supports accessory encoders, and the centering pilot aligns compatible gearheads.

Allowable Radial Load
20 N
Allowable Thrust Load
10 N
Basic Step Angle
0.9°
Flange Size
42 mm Square
Holding Torque
0.48 N·m
Motor Length
48 mm
Motor Mass
0.38 kg
Mounting Thread
M3 x 0.5
Output Shaft
D-Shaped
Pilot Diameter
22 mm
Rated Current
2 A/phase
Rotor Inertia
0.089 x10^-4 kg·m²
Shaft Diameter
5 mm
Winding Inductance
3.75 mH/phase
Winding Resistance
1.25 Ω/phase
Wiring
Bipolar

Frequently Asked Questions about SH1424-5241:

Q: What is the shape of the output shaft for the SH1424-5241 stepping motor?

A: The SH1424-5241 has an output shaft that is D-shaped, aiding in secure coupling to mechanical loads.

Q: What is the step angle specification for the SH1424-5241?

A: This motor features a basic step angle of 0.9 degrees, enabling precise incremental movement.

Q: How much holding torque does the SH1424-5241 stepping motor offer?

A: The SH1424-5241 provides a holding torque of 0.48 N·m, suitable for moderate load retention in holding positions.

Q: What is the maximum radial load allowed on the SH1424-5241 motor shaft?

A: A maximum allowable radial load of 20 N is supported by the SH1424-5241 on the shaft.

Q: What type of wiring is used in the SH1424-5241 stepping motor?

A: The SH1424-5241 motor uses bipolar wiring, designed for efficient current control in stepper applications.

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