P50B05010DXLG9 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B05010DXLG9 is a brushless motor from the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series with a rated output of 100 W and a flange size of 54 mm. It has a gear ratio of 1/15, output rated torque of 4.3 N·m, and output peak torque of 8.6 N·m. This motor has a rated speed of 3000 min-1 and a max speed of 4500 min-1, operating at 200 VAC.
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The P50B05010DXLG9 is a Sanyo Denki P5 Super BL servo motor with 100 W rated output and a 200 VAC voltage class. A 1/15 gear ratio pairs well with 4.3 N·m output rated torque, giving the motor strong low-speed drive characteristics. Brushless motor technology and 4500 min-1 max speed make the motor an excellent choice for precision motion axes.
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The P50B05010DXLG9 is a geared servo motor produced by Sanyo Denki for the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It uses brushless motor technology and a 54 mm flange to fit compact machinery while converting electrical energy into precise rotational motion for automated positioning and feed axes. The model carries the P5 motor designation, signaling mechanical dimensions and connector layouts that are consistent across the family.
Power is supplied from a 200 VAC source, matching standard servo controllers. At rated load, the unit draws a nominal 1.1 Arms and provides 100 W of mechanical power. Phase resistance is 4.9 Ω, which establishes the current gradient seen by the drive amplifier and limits inrush current during startup. The brushless stator supports a rated speed of 3000 min⁻¹ with 0.319 N·m of torque, while continuous stall torque remains 0.353 N·m for static holding duty. Under fault conditions, the windings can momentarily accept 3.7 Arms, reaching 0.98 N·m before stalling. An inline gearbox with a 1/15 reduction ratio and 60 % efficiency multiplies the motor torque for low-speed output.
After gearing, the actuator supplies a continuous shaft load of 4.3 N·m at 200 min⁻¹. Brief peaks of up to 8.6 N·m support acceleration events, and this overload capacity shortens index times on heavy fixtures. Although the reducer limits the transmitted speed, the bare rotor can run at a maximum of 4500 min⁻¹ when directly coupled. Drive tuning is simplified by the torque constant of 0.319 N·m/Arms, which links commanded current to produced torque. The motor is delivered without a holding brake, so an external restraint, such as a clamp or spring-applied disc, is required to secure vertical loads when power is removed.
