P50B08075DBS00 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki P50B08075DBS00 is part of the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series and features a 750 Watt rated output. This brushless standard motor has a maximum speed of 4500 min-1 and comes equipped with a wiring-saved incremental encoder. It includes a holding brake with a brake voltage of 90V and a flange size of 80 or 86 mm.
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The P50B08075DBS00 is a Sanyo Denki P5 Super BL servo motor with brushless motor technology and a rated output of 750 W. A wiring-saved incremental encoder supports clean feedback integration, and the equipped holding brake adds dependable axis control during stops. Standard motor construction and 4500 min-1 max speed make the unit a strong choice for responsive servo applications.
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The P50B08075DBS00 servo motor is produced by Sanyo Denki for the P5 Super BL Servo Motors series. It is a compact rotary actuator used to drive positioning tables, feeders, and other motion axes in automated assembly or inspection stations. By converting electrical energy into controlled torque and speed, the unit supplies closed-loop motion that improves repeatability and reduces mechanical wear in industrial automation. Its compact format also helps it fit into machines where installation space around the driven axis is limited.
The motor delivers a continuous rated output of 750 W, supplying sufficient shaft power for midrange axes without requiring oversized gear trains. Its maximum rotor speed is 4500 rpm, allowing fast indexing when paired with an appropriate drive. A built-in electromagnetic brake accepts 90 V DC and secures vertical or high-inertia loads when control power is removed. Mounting follows an IEC square flange that measures 80 or 86 mm on each side, supporting installation with compatible gearboxes and brackets. The motor uses brushless technology, so commutation is handled electronically without brushes that can wear during continuous operation. This electronic commutation also reduces the routine maintenance associated with conventional brushed motor designs.
Feedback is supplied by a wiring-saving incremental encoder that shares power with the drive through a single hybrid cable. This arrangement reduces panel wiring and minimizes the number of connectors required between the motor and drive. The encoder returns motion data for closed-loop regulation, allowing the drive to monitor shaft movement and correct deviations during positioning or speed-controlled operation. The unit follows a standard motor design, with housing and shaft dimensions that conform to the baseline configuration for this model. Its electrical constants and thermal characteristics support drive parameter selection when different frame sizes are installed within the same machine. The standard housing arrangement also provides consistent mounting geometry for automated equipment that uses multiple coordinated motion axes.
