P50B07030DCVT2 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B07030DCVT2 is a brushless motor belonging to the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It features a flange size of 76 mm and a maximum speed of 4500 min-1. The motor is equipped with a 24V holding brake and an absolute sensor, with a super-capacitor built in.
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The P50B07030DCVT2 is a Sanyo Denki P5 Super BL servo motor with brushless motor technology and an equipped holding brake. The absolute ABS-R II detector and built-in super-capacitor support dependable position retention and efficient restart behavior. A 24V brake circuit and 4500 min-1 maximum speed make the motor a strong choice for responsive motion applications.
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The P50B07030DCVT2 is a servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki and supplied under the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. Designed for industrial motion axes, the unit converts drive inverter current into controlled torque so production machinery can accelerate, position, and hold loads with repeatable accuracy. Its compact frame and built-in feedback simplify installation in robots, conveyors, and automated inspection equipment. The design supports long service life in applications where unplanned maintenance interruptions could disrupt production schedules.
Its maximum rotational speed of 4500 rpm supports moderately high linear speeds when the motor is coupled to ball screws or timing belts. A square flange measuring 76 mm centers the shaft and provides compatibility with common gearbox adapters. The electromagnetic brake is energized at 24 V, matching standard control power rails so no additional converters are needed. Motion is generated by a brushless motor, eliminating brush wear and sparking during continuous operation. Position feedback is captured by an absolute sensor (ABS-R II), which provides the controller with multi-turn angle data immediately after power-up and reduces the need for homing cycles in precision machines.
Reserve energy for emergency-stop retention is stored in a built-in supercapacitor, allowing the axis to complete a controlled deceleration if the external supply drops unexpectedly. An integrated holding brake maintains the shaft position after motion ceases, preventing gravity or process forces from back-driving the load during downtime. The mechanical envelope, connector layout, and thermal characteristics remain consistent across compatible models in the series, supporting uniform integration into established machine designs. These features suit pick-and-place gantries, labeling stations, material-transfer systems, and similar installations that operate at high cycle rates. The compact arrangement also helps preserve mounting space around adjacent actuators, sensors, and transmission components without requiring a separate feedback assembly.
