Product Description:

The P50B04006DCS00 is a brushless servo motor produced by Sanyo Denki within the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It combines a standard motor frame with a wiring-saving incremental encoder that supplies position feedback to compatible controllers while reducing cabling. An integrated holding brake maintains the shaft position when power is removed, making the unit suitable for pick-and-place systems, indexing tables, and compact actuators that require precise stop-and-hold capability in industrial automation.

The motor delivers a rated output of 60 W at a nominal shaft speed of 3,000 rpm. To reach this operating point, the drive must supply a continuous phase current of 0.7 Arms, and the motor provides a continuous stall torque of 0.216 N·m. The wiring-saving encoder provides 2,000 pulses per revolution, enabling fine velocity and position control without an external converter. A torque constant of 0.304 N·m/Arms relates the commanded current to the torque produced by the motor. The electrical time constant is 1.4 ms, indicating how quickly current builds in the windings. A phase resistance of 10.4 Ω limits current rise during startup, while the rated torque of 0.191 N·m indicates the continuous load capability at nominal speed.

Dynamic reserve is provided by a peak torque of 0.647 N·m, allowing brief acceleration or disturbance correction without thermal overload. When commanded speed increases, the rotor can reach a mechanical limit of 4,500 rpm, extending the usable speed range for high-throughput axes. The holding brake operates at 24 V and draws 0.26 A. It produces 0.191 N·m of static braking torque to secure vertical or inertial loads while motor power is off. The mechanical interface uses a square flange measuring 40 or 42 mm, and the overall length of 114 mm keeps the motor compact for installation in confined machine spaces. Its brushless design eliminates commutator wear and supports extended maintenance intervals in continuous-duty equipment.