R2AA08020FXHCW Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki R2AA08020FXHCW is a middle inertia servo motor from the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series. It features an 80 mm flange size, a rated output of 200 W, and a maximum rotation speed of 6000 min-1. The motor uses a 200 Volt supply voltage and is equipped with an absolute encoder for incremental systems.
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The R2AA08020FXHCW is a servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki for the R SANMOTION Servo Motors series. This AC unit belongs to the SanMOTION R platform and delivers controlled torque and speed for positioning axes, pick-and-place gantries, and other precision motion stages in automated production equipment. Within a drive system, it connects to a compatible amplifier and uses encoder feedback to support closed-loop control. The motor supplies torque directly to the connected mechanical load, making it suitable for compact machine layouts where installation space is limited.
The motor is built on an 80 mm square flange, allowing direct mounting to compatible gearboxes or linear modules. Its stator is wound for a nominal supply of 200 V, so it can operate with common 200-volt servo drives without an autotransformer. The motor provides a continuous mechanical output of 200 W under rated operating conditions. Its upper speed limit of 6000 rpm supports rapid indexing movements and short positioning cycles. The rotor and stator mass distribution give the frame a middle-inertia design, which balances stable control of moderate loads with a responsive reaction to changing motion commands.
Position information is delivered through an absolute encoder that also provides incremental pulses, enabling power-on commutation and high-resolution motion tracking without an external position sensor. Absolute position data allow the drive to determine the rotor location after startup, while the pulse output supports precise speed and position regulation during operation. The unit is supplied without a holding brake, so vertical or suspended loads require an external locking mechanism when motor torque is unavailable. When the drive remains energized, servo torque may hold a stationary load if the machine design and operating procedure permit it. The motor can be used on feed axes in packaging machines, electronics assembly systems, and small material-handling equipment that require controlled motion at moderate power levels.
