103H7853-7055

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The 103H7853-7055 stepping motor from Sanyo Denki's StepSyn Stepping Motors series features a motor size of 60 mm square and a bipolar winding motor type. It offers a basic step angle of 0.72° and operates at a rated current of 2 A/Phase. The motor weighs 0.6 kg and has a rotor inertia of 0.275 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m².

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Product Description:

The 103H7853-7055 StepSyn Stepping Motor is manufactured by Sanyo Denki for precise motion control. It transforms electrical pulses into fixed mechanical steps which are vital in automation and robotics systems. This model supports fine motion adjustments and repeatable positioning accuracy in critical applications.

The 103H7853-7055 stepper motor operates with a basic step angle of 0.72°which allows fine motion control for high resolution applications. Its maximum holding torque is 1.86 N·m while under 2-phase energization it consistently maintains a torque of 1.37 N·m. This level of torque is suitable for maintaining position even under moderate loads. The motor rated current per phase is 0.75 A which directly impacts torque performance and thermal behavior. The motor rotor inertia of this model is 0.84 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m² which enables controlled acceleration and deceleration particularly in load sensitive mechanisms. The 103H7853-7055 stepper motor has a compact length of 43.5 mm allows it to be installed in limited space designs. It fits into the NEMA23 standard with a 60 mm square frame and a 47.14 mm mounting pitch that provides broad compatibility with pre existing motor mounts and fixtures. The motor mass is 1.36 kg which supports stable placement and vibration control during operation.

The 103H7853-7055 stepper motor winding resistance is 1.27 Ω per phase and the winding inductance is 3.3 mH per phase. The motor has a resistance of 5.5 Ω and an inductance of 15 mH per phase relevant when the winding layout or driver compatibility is analyzed. The insulation class of this motor is classified as Class B for thermal endurance which ensures stable insulation under continuous thermal cycling conditions. It supports operation in ambient temperatures ranging from -10˚C to +50˚C without performance loss.

Basic Step Angle
0.72°
Connection Type
Connector
Holding Torque At 2-phase Energization
1.37 N·m
Holding Torque Range
1.86 N·m
inductance
15 mH/phase
Interchangeable Dimensions
NEMA23 (47.14 mm-pitch)
Mass
1.36 kg
Motor Length (l)
43.5 mm
Motor Size
60 mm sq. (2.36 inch)
Motor Type
Bipolar Winding
Rated Current
0.75 A
resistance
5.5 Ω/phase
Rotor Inertia
0.84 × 10⁻⁴ kg·m²
Winding Inductance
3.3 mH/Phase
Wiring Resistance
1.27 Ω/Phase

Frequently Asked Questions about 103H7853-7055:

Q: What advantage does the 0.72° step angle offer?

A: It enables finer motion granularity, perfect for applications that demand highly precise positioning per pulse.

Q: How does the 3.3 mH inductance per phase help motion control?

A: How does the 3.3 mH inductance per phase help motion control?

Q: How does a 1.36 kg motor mass benefit performance?

A: The weight helps absorb operational vibration and contributes to more stable fixed installations.

Q: How does the compact 43.5 mm length aid system design?

A: It fits tight enclosures, making the motor ideal for constrained automation assemblies.

Q: Can 103H7853-7055 be used in warm industrial environments?

A: Yes, it supports operation up to +50°C due to Class B insulation and robust thermal behavior.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The 103H7853-7055 stepper motor offers high precision with its 0.72° step angle and dual resistance windings for detailed current management. Its 3.3 mH primary inductance and NEMA23 compatibility make it ideal for tight automation setups. It's perfect for motion systems requiring accuracy and torque stability.’’

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