DM04GG011A37CX00 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki DM04GG011A37CX00 is part of the Linear Servo Motors series and features four integrated axes with a sinusoidal drive method. It has a rated thrust of 3.5 N, maximum thrust of 11 N, and supports a 48 VDC power supply. The motor weighs 1300 grams and delivers a rated speed of 1.0 meters per second with a stroke length of 37 millimeters.
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The DM04GG011A37CX00 is a Sanyo Denki linear servo motor built for precise multi-axis motion with 4 integrated axes and a sinusoidal drive method. Incremental encoder feedback with 1.0 µm resolution supports accurate positioning and smooth control in compact automation assemblies. A rated thrust of 3.5 N gives this motor a well-balanced performance profile for light, high-precision linear applications.
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The DM04GG011A37CX00 linear servo motor module is produced by Sanyo Denki as a member of the Linear Servo Motors series. It combines permanent-magnet excitation with an incremental encoder to create direct linear motion without mechanical conversion stages. The design supports four integrated axes on a common bus, allowing compact gantries to perform coordinated movements within limited installation space. Within an automation cell, the device translates drive commands into thrust along its available travel, providing repeatable micron-level positioning for pick-and-place tooling, micro-assembly stations, and inspection carriers.
A regulated supply of 48 VDC feeds the stator windings, and the controller applies a sinusoidal current waveform to reduce force ripple at low velocity. Position feedback is supplied through an incremental encoder with a resolution of 1.0 µm, allowing high-bandwidth control loops to issue real-time position corrections. During acceleration, the mover can generate a maximum thrust of 11 N without losing synchronization. The rated speed is 1.0 m/s, supporting rapid travel between operating positions while the direct-drive arrangement eliminates backlash from screws, belts, and other mechanical transmission components.
The stage provides a continuous working force of 3.5 N throughout its 37 mm travel, allowing attached tooling to maintain contact pressure without overheating the windings. The complete motor has a mass of 1300 g, while the separate mover weighs 37 g; this low moving mass helps shorten settling time during step-and-settle sequences. An axis spacing of 24 mm allows parallel units to fit inside narrow test fixtures or surface-mount technology placement heads. Permanent-magnet excitation supplies the force-producing magnetic field, and the incremental feedback device reports fine position changes to the controller. The common-bus arrangement reduces the space needed for wiring when several coordinated linear axes are installed in the same machine assembly.
