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103-4902-0650 Sanyo Denki

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The Sanyo Denki 103-4902-0650 is a stepping motor from the StepSyn Stepping Motors series. It features a frame size of 39 mm square and a step angle of 0.9 degrees per step. The motor offers a holding torque of 0.032 Newton-meters and has a rated current of 0.4 Amps per phase.

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Product Description:

The 103-4902-0650 stepping motor is produced by Sanyo Denki and belongs to the StepSyn Stepping Motors series. It is a permanent-magnet hybrid device that converts command pulses into incremental rotary motion for pick-and-place heads, syringe pumps, or miniature XY tables in industrial automation. By delivering precise open-loop positioning without an encoder, the motor simplifies the control architecture and reduces wiring in compact machines where space and power availability are constrained. Its low thermal load also eases driver design in densely populated enclosures.

The rotor advances by 0.9° per step, providing 400 full-step positions per revolution for fine motion resolution. A holding torque of 0.032 N·m keeps the shaft locked when the windings are energized, supporting small fixtures or lead screws against back-driving. Each phase is rated at 0.4 A per phase, so the motor can be driven directly from low-power transistor arrays. The copper windings have a resistance of 16.5 Ω per phase, resulting in a nominal drive voltage of approximately 6.6 V. The coil inductance is 3.5 mH per phase; this limits the rate of current change and should be considered when selecting chopper frequencies. The electrical circuit uses a center-tapped coil arrangement that accommodates simple driver topologies.

The square housing measures 39 mm across and has a body length of 16.8 ± 0.2 mm, allowing the motor to fit inside instruments and miniature robot wrists. Four mounting bosses on 31 ± 0.25 mm hole centers accept four M3 × 0.5 screws for flange alignment. With a mass of 0.135 kg, the motor adds little inertial load to compact mechanisms. The shaft has a diameter of 5 mm with a tolerance of −0.013 mm and projects 18 ± 0.5 mm from the housing, enabling direct pulley coupling. Rotor inertia is 0.009 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m², supporting fast acceleration. Power reaches the coils through UL1430 AWG28 leads with a minimum length of 200 mm. The coil set uses a unipolar topology, permitting operation in half-winding or full-winding drive modes.

Body Length
16.8 ±0.2 mm
Frame Size
39 mm sq.
Holding Torque
0.032 N·m
Lead Length
200 mm min.
Lead Wire
UL1430 AWG28
Mass
0.135 kg
Mount Hole Pitch
31 ±0.25 mm
Mount Thread
4-M3 × 0.5
Phase Inductance
3.5 mH/phase
Phase Resistance
16.5 Ω/phase
Rated Current
0.4 A/phase
Rotor Inertia
0.009 ×10^-4 kg·m²
Shaft Diameter
Ø5 -0.013 mm
Shaft Length
18 ±0.5 mm
Step Angle
0.9°/step
Winding Type
Unipolar

Frequently Asked Questions about 103-4902-0650:

Q: What is the step angle of the 103-4902-0650 stepping motor?

A: This model has a step angle of 0.9° per step, allowing for precise positioning control.

Q: What is the holding torque of the 103-4902-0650?

A: The 103-4902-0650 provides a holding torque of 0.032 N·m.

Q: What is the frame size of the 103-4902-0650 StepSyn motor?

A: This motor is built with a frame size of 39 mm square.

Q: What is the rated current per phase for the 103-4902-0650 motor?

A: It operates with a rated current of 0.4 A per phase.

Q: What winding type is used in the 103-4902-0650 stepping motor?

A: The 103-4902-0650 uses unipolar winding for its operation.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The 103-4902-0650 is a Sanyo Denki StepSyn stepping motor with a precise 0.9° step angle and unipolar winding. A holding torque of 0.032 N·m and rated current of 0.4 A/phase support efficient positioning in light-duty motion systems. Phase characteristics of 3.5 mH/phase inductance and 16.5 Ω/phase resistance make this motor a very capable choice for controlled incremental motion.’’

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