Q2AA08100DXS5X Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki Q2AA08100DXS5X is a medium-inertia servo motor from the Q SANMOTION Servo Motors series with a flange size of 86 mm and rated output of 1 kW. It operates at a supply voltage of 200 V, supports maximum rotation speeds from 4500 to 5000 min-1, and uses a reduced wiring incremental encoder sensor.
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The Q2AA08100DXS5X is a servo motor produced by Sanyo Denki for the Q SANMOTION Servo Motors series. Used on coordinated motion axes in packaging lines, placement heads, and light machine-tool spindles, the motor translates drive current into precise shaft rotation under real-time feedback control. Its frame proportions, feedback connector layout, and thermal rating position it in the mid-power segment, where high cycle rates and moderate load inertia must be managed without oversizing the mechanical envelope.
Its mechanical interface follows an 86 mm flange pattern, allowing direct coupling to gearboxes or index tables without adapter plates. The motor delivers a continuous mechanical output of 1 kW, providing adequate power for conveyors and actuators that operate on 200-class mains. Because the rotor has medium inertia, it stores enough rotational energy to smooth sudden load changes while still permitting fast acceleration. The stator windings accept a 200 V supply, so common servo amplifiers can drive the unit without step-up transformers. A speed range of 4500 to 5000 rpm supports applications that need rapid positioning or extended constant-velocity segments without exceeding the permitted motor speed.
The motor supports continuous duty from 0 to 40 °C, enabling operation on production floors that are cooled but not refrigerated. Protective seals tolerate up to 90 % relative humidity, reducing the chance of moisture-induced insulation failure during humid conditions. Position data come from the PP031, PP038, or PP062 encoder variants, each of which uses a reduced-wiring incremental encoder that minimizes cable bulk while maintaining high-resolution feedback for commutation and servo-loop tuning. The streamlined feedback connection also reduces the number of conductors that must be routed between the motor and its compatible servo amplifier. Accurate position signals allow the control system to regulate shaft movement during acceleration, steady-speed operation, and deceleration. This feedback arrangement is suitable for coordinated axes that require repeatable motion under changing loads and frequent operating cycles.