GAM1A4010F0XRK0 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki GAM1A4010F0XRK0 is part of the G SANMOTION AC Servo Motors series and has a motor flange size of 40 mm square with a mass of 0.52 kilograms. This servo motor provides a rated output of 100 W, a rated speed of 3000 min-1, and a rated torque of 0.318 N·m. It operates with a continuous stall current of 1.05 Arms and a power supply voltage of 100 VAC.
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The GAM1A4010F0XRK0 is a Sanyo Denki AC servo motor with 100 W rated output and 3000 min-1 rated speed. Rated torque of 0.318 N·m and peak stall torque of 1.18 N·m support responsive motion control in light precision axes. Low rotor inertia and modest 0.52 kg mass make this servo motor a strong choice for fast, accurate positioning.
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The GAM1A4010F0XRK0 is an AC servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki for the G SANMOTION AC Servo Motors series. Designed around a 40 mm square flange, it integrates easily into compact machinery where rapid and precise rotary motion is required. In automated equipment, the motor pairs with a drive to convert commanded current into controlled torque, allowing positioning tables or small conveyors to follow target profiles with minimal tracking error.
During continuous operation, the unit produces a rated mechanical output of 100 W while turning at 3000 rpm; this combination indicates the motor’s steady-state work capability. Delivering that output requires a rated shaft torque of 0.318 N·m from a single-phase line supplied at 100 VAC. When stalled continuously, the winding can sustain a torque of 0.353 N·m with a corresponding current draw of 1.05 Arms, indicating the thermal limits for static holding duty. Mechanical integration is supported by the compact 40 mm square mounting interface, so the motor can be fixed directly to small frames without adapters. A phase resistance of 6.9 Ω establishes the voltage-to-current relationship presented to the drive. The torque constant of 0.372 N·m/Arms translates commanded current into electromagnetic force.
For short bursts, the rotor can withstand a peak torque of 1.18 N·m by accepting a momentary winding current of 4.1 Arms; these overload values accommodate rapid acceleration or disturbance rejection without demagnetization. The rotor inertia is 2.59 × 10⁻⁶ kg·m², allowing quick speed changes while limiting overshoot in fine positioning tasks. A rated power rate of 39 kW/s indicates how quickly mechanical power can rise, making the model suitable for high-cycle pick-and-place heads. Total motor mass is 0.52 kg, which minimizes the moving load on linear carriages while providing sufficient thermal mass for continuous operation.
