P50B02002BXS20 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B02002BXS20 is a brushless servo motor from the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It has a rated output of 20 watts, rated voltage of 24 VDC, and operates at a rated current of 1.9 amps. This model features a wiring-saved incremental encoder and a maximum speed of 2000 min-1.
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The P50B02002BXS20 is a Sanyo Denki P5 Super BL servo motor with brushless motor technology and a 20 W rated output. A 24 VDC rated voltage supports straightforward low-voltage integration, and the 2000 min-1 maximum speed gives this unit strong responsiveness for compact motion axes.
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The P50B02002BXS20 servo motor is manufactured by Sanyo Denki and is part of the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. This miniature rotary actuator is intended for integration into motion axes within industrial automation, where it converts electrical energy from a low-voltage bus into controlled rotational movement. Its compact frame allows the unit to be placed close to tooling, minimizing linkage compliance and improving positional accuracy during assembly, packaging, or inspection sequences. The small housing also makes the motor suitable for equipment with limited installation space and short mechanical linkages.
A maximum shaft speed of 2000 rpm establishes the upper rotational limit that must not be exceeded during rapid indexing. The continuous phase current is 1.9 A, so the amplifier and conductors must accommodate this value while maintaining thermal stability. Under rated operating conditions, the shaft supplies 20 W of mechanical power for tasks that require modest but precise torque. The winding is designed for a bus voltage of 24 VDC, allowing connection to compatible low-voltage servo platforms used in compact automation equipment. Motion is generated by a brushless motor, which eliminates mechanical commutation components and reduces wear, audible noise, and maintenance requirements. These operating characteristics allow the motor to perform controlled acceleration, indexing, and positioning when paired with a suitable servo drive.
For position verification, the motor integrates a wiring-saving incremental encoder that provides feedback for closed-loop motion control. Its dual-purpose lead carries both excitation and signal lines, reducing the number of connections required in tight cable chains and compact machine assemblies. The simplified cable arrangement can also reduce the space needed for routing feedback conductors near moving tooling. The shaft has no holding brake, so vertical or safety-critical axes must use drive torque or an external clamp to secure the load when power is removed. External load retention should therefore be selected according to the axis orientation, supported mass, and required stopping behavior.
