103H5510-70E2 Sanyo Denki
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The 103H5510-70E2 stepping motor is a 2-phase Step-Syn model with a rated voltage of 6V, a rated current of 1.2A, and a typical step angle of 1.8 degrees. Manufactured by Sanyo Denki as part of the StepSyn Stepping Motors series, it offers reliable performance and precision in motion control applications.
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Manufactured by a global leading supplier Sanyo Denki, this motor part number 103H5510-70E2 corresponds to a company’s StepSyn Stepping Motor series. It is compatible with control circuits because it functions with a rated voltage of 6V. The unit has a rated current of 1.2 A which keeps unnecessary power wastage in check while achieving the expected motor performance. The module helps in emphasizing essential electrical parameters within sensitive drive applications.
This stepper motor has a step angle of 1.8 and is best used for precise and controlled movement. It uses a 2-phase configuration that is superior in providing better step smoothness and reliability. The model drawing reference number Z640438 is provided for easier and faster filing. The StepSyn motor has a holding torque of approximately 0.5 Nm which means its securely held in position against any movement. The component’s shaft diameter is 8 mm which allows for easy coupling integration. With these five parameters identified, control systems may have a defined motion and mechanical adaptable systems improved accuracy.
The frame measurements of 103H5510-70E2 are compliant with the NEMA 17 standard, which eases mechanical coupling in a variety of structures. Its thermal endurance is safe during operation, as it belongs to class B insulation. Moderate surroundings are reliably supported for performance with an operating temperature range of -10 C to 50 C. The motion command execution is accomplished swiftly with an extra rated speed of about 1500 steps per second. Energy losses in operation are minimal, as this advanced motor efficiency stands at approximately 85%.