103F5510-7041

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The 103F5510-7041 stepping motor boasts a 42 mm motor flange size, a square shape factor, a step angle of 0.72°, and a rated current of 1.4 Amps. As part of the StepSyn Stepping Motors series by Sanyo Denki, it operates with AC voltage input and delivers a peak torque of 45 Nm.

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Product Description:

Sanyo Denki's 103F5510-7041 is a 5-phase stepping motor made for fine motion control in automation applications. Because it only has one gear, it can work with a wide range of mechanical setups.

With a phase current of 0.75A per phase, the 103F5510-7041 stepping motor uses little power while still having good efficiency. Its rotor inertia of 0.0116 × 10⁻ kg·m² helps it move smoothly as it speeds up or slows down. The small 42mm square mounting flange allows standard installation, which makes it easy to add to industrial systems. A radial load of 50 N at 10 mm from the flange and an axial load of 15 N make the mechanical stability stronger. With a weight of 0.34 kg, the motor strikes a good mix between size and power, making it useful for a wide range of automation setups. Compared to lower-phase motors, the 5-phase design makes the motion more stable and lowers vibrations. This setup also makes sure that the machine runs more smoothly and delivers the same amount of torque at all speeds, which increases its total efficiency. The controlled step increments also reduce resonance, which makes the system more reliable in high-precision uses.

The 103F5510-7041 stepping motor is designed to work in manufacturing settings that need accuracy, repeatability, and long life. Its optimized design means it will last longer, and the regulated torque and phase current properties make it more energy efficient. The standard mounting flange makes it easier to integrate mechanical parts. With a basic step angle of 0.72° per step, it is very accurate at placing. With a holding force of 0.49 N·m, the machine will stay stable even when it's loaded. Its ability to stay stable under changing mechanical pressures makes sure that it always works right, even in tough situations.

Basic Step Angle
0.72° per step
Holding Torque
0.49 N·m
Motor Flange Size
42 mm
Motor Length
49mm
Motor Overall Length
49.0 mm
Motor Shape Factor
Square
Motor Type
5-Phase Stepping Motor
Peak Torque
45 Nm
Phase Current
Approximately 0.75A per phase
Rated Current
1.4 A
Rotor Inertia
Calculated
Shaft Type
Single Shaft
Step Angle
0.72°
Voltage Input Type
AC

Frequently Asked Questions about 103F5510-7041:

Q: Do the 103F5510-7041 shaft and flange ensure compatibility?

A: Yes, the single shaft configuration allows easy coupling. The square 42mm mounting flange supports standardized integration with various mechanical assemblies.

Q: Why does the 103F5510-7041 have 0.49 N·m torque?

A: The holding torque of 0.49 N·m stabilizes the motor under load. It ensures consistent torque delivery for demanding applications.

Q: How does the 103F5510-7041 maintain smooth acceleration?

A: The rotor inertia of 0.0116 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m² optimizes acceleration. It prevents excessive oscillations during speed variations.

Q: Why is the 103F5510-7041 frame size 42mm square?

A: The 42mm frame size standardizes installation. It ensures compatibility with common stepper motor mounting configurations.

Q: Does the 103F5510-7041 support continuous operation efficiently?

A: Yes, the 0.75A phase current ensures stable performance. It balances power consumption with torque output for efficient operation.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The 103F5510-7041 stepping motor delivers precise motion with its basic step angle of 0.72° per step. Its holding torque of 0.49 N·m ensures stability under load. The phase current of approximately 0.75A per phase optimizes efficiency for continuous operation. The rotor inertia of 0.0116 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m² supports smooth acceleration.’’

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