P50B07040DXA02 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B07040DXA02 servo motor is part of the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series and uses brushless motor technology with a 200 VAC voltage class. It delivers a rated output of 400 W, with a rated torque of 1.274 N·m and a rated speed of 3,000 min⁻¹. The motor features an absolute encoder with a feedback resolution of 2,048 divisions and a 76 mm flange size.
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The P50B07040DXA02 is a brushless servo motor built by Sanyo Denki within the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. Designed for precision positioning, the unit delivers responsive rotary motion in automated pick-and-place stations, gantry axes, and process equipment. Its integrated feedback provides single-turn position data, allowing the controller to recover the shaft angle after a power cycle without performing a homing routine.
The motor is rated for 400 W of continuous mechanical output while drawing a nominal armature current of 3.0 Arms. At the rated load, it maintains a shaft speed of 3,000 rpm and produces 1.274 N·m of torque. The motor uses a 200 VAC winding, and operation with a 200 VAC supply keeps copper losses and drive voltage margins within acceptable limits. During prolonged standstill, the magnetic circuit can provide 1.372 N·m of torque without overheating, providing sufficient capacity for static holding tasks on vertical axes. The 76 mm square flange allows direct mounting to gearheads or bulkheads. A phase resistance of 1.65 Ω helps limit peak current under regenerative loads.
For transient moves, the rotor can accelerate to 4,500 rpm and withstand a shaft load of up to 3.92 N·m before demagnetization or saturation occurs. The electromagnetic design provides a torque constant of 0.481 N·m/Arms, allowing commanded current to scale linearly with motor output. Current rise is governed by an electrical time constant of 4.0 ms, while the 1.6 ms mechanical time constant supports quick speed changes with minimal overshoot. The motor does not have a holding brake, so external locking is required when the load must remain stationary after power is removed. The 2,048-division absolute encoder uses the ABS-E format to support precise positioning in multi-axis gantries without relying on incremental counters.
