P50B05020DXV00 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B05020DXV00 is a brushless motor from the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series with a 200 watt rated output and a maximum speed of 4500 rpm. This standard motor has a super-capacitor built in, features an absolute sensor (ABS-R II), and comes with a 54 mm flange size.
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The P50B05020DXV00 is a Sanyo Denki P5 Super BL servo motor with brushless motor technology and a rated output of 200 W. The built-in super-capacitor and ABS-R II absolute sensor support dependable position retention and accurate feedback in motion systems. Standard motor construction and 4500 min-1 max speed make the unit a strong choice for high-response servo applications.
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The P50B05020DXV00 is a servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki for the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. This brushless unit functions as the primary rotary actuator in automated machinery, converting drive commands into precise shaft motion for pick-and-place stages, indexing tables, and miniature conveyors. Feedback from the onboard position detector enables stable speed and torque regulation throughout repeated operating cycles. This closed-loop control helps machinery maintain consistent movement under changing loads and supports accurate positioning in compact industrial applications.
Rated mechanical output reaches 200 W, allowing continuous power delivery for light manipulators and servo slides. A top speed of 4500 rpm supports fast traverse moves when short cycle times are required while still permitting fine control through the drive loop. The flange measures 54 mm, so the frame fits IEC 56 gearheads and common mounting plates without adapters. Backup energy is supplied by a built-in supercapacitor module that keeps the control electronics active during brief power interruptions and preserves position memory. Rotor angle is reported by an absolute sensor (ABS-R II), removing the need for a homing routine after each power-up. Immediate position availability also allows the connected drive to resume controlled operation without first moving the axis to a reference switch.
The mechanical layout follows the standard motor configuration used across the P5 motor line, providing a consistent footprint and center-of-gravity data among related models. The brushless motor design uses electronic commutation, eliminating brush wear and reducing maintenance requirements associated with mechanical commutators. Electronic commutation also supports smooth torque production across the operating speed range. The motor has no brake, so an external holding device or drive-applied torque must secure loads that need to remain stationary. This arrangement is suitable for horizontal axes and other applications where an integrated holding brake is unnecessary. When paired with a regenerative drive, energy produced during deceleration can be returned to the drive system rather than dissipated entirely as heat. The compact housing retains compatibility with existing mounting hardware while providing the feedback and speed range needed for repetitive automated motion.
