103F7853-70XB41 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki 103F7853-70XB41 is a stepping motor from the StepSyn Stepping Motors series and features a 60 mm square frame. The motor has a holding torque of 1.79 Newton-meters and includes a brake with a power consumption of 6 Watts. Its allowable radial load is 80 Newtons, with a total mass of 1.7 kilograms.
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The 103F7853-70XB41 is a two-phase stepping motor with an attached mechanical holding brake, supplied by Sanyo Denki under the StepSyn Stepping Motors series. It converts indexer pulses into discrete 1.8° steps for positioning cylinders, pick-and-place heads, small conveyors, and similar automated mechanisms. The normally closed brake clamps the shaft whenever brake power is removed, helping the driven load maintain its position during a power interruption. Because the motor produces torque in precise angular increments, it can support open-loop positioning without encoder feedback when the application remains within the motor’s operating capabilities.
The motor has a 60 mm square frame, and its overall length with the brake is 126.7 mm. The shaft supports a radial side load of up to 80 N, allowing properly aligned pulleys and other transmission components to be mounted without exceeding the bearing limit. It also accommodates an axial thrust load of up to 20 N when connected to a lead screw or another mechanism that applies force along the shaft. The rotor has a moment of inertia of 1 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m², which must be considered when setting acceleration and deceleration profiles. A steady torque of 0.8 N·m is required to initiate movement under the stated operating condition. The motor can maintain its commanded position with a holding torque of 1.79 N·m. Winding insulation provides a minimum resistance of 100 MΩ, helping limit electrical leakage between the energized conductors and the motor housing.
The mechanical brake operates from a DC supply of 24 V ±5% and draws an excitation current of 0.25 A while energized. Its coil consumes 6 W when power is applied to release the armature. The brake releases in 20 ms, allowing the shaft to begin moving shortly after the coil receives power. When power is removed, the brake engages in 30 ms to restrain the shaft and connected load. The complete motor and brake assembly weighs 1.7 kg, which must be included when calculating carriage loads and mounting support requirements. The combination of compact frame dimensions, controlled brake timing, and allowable shaft loads makes the unit suitable for moving carriages and fixed positioning axes when the installation remains within the stated load limits.
