C-N200T-20 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki C-N200T-20 is part of the Super DC Servo Motors series and delivers a rated output of 230 W at a rated speed of 1000 rpm. It operates with a rated current of 5.8 A and rated voltage of 60 V, featuring a ROD 456 250 incremental rotary encoder with an IP64 protection rating. The included encoder supports a maximum speed of 12000 rpm and produces two sinusoidal signals.
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The C-N200T-20 is a Sanyo Denki Super DC servo motor with a rated output of 230 W and a rated voltage of 60 V. The incremental rotary encoder provides clean feedback through 2 sinusoidal signals and IP64 protection, supporting dependable motion control in demanding equipment. Rated speed at 1000 rpm gives the motor a controlled and efficient operating profile.
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The C-N200T-20 is a DC servo motor manufactured by Sanyo Denki within the Super DC Servo Motors series. It is designed for closed-loop motion systems and combines a permanent-magnet armature with an integrated incremental encoder. This arrangement allows machine controllers to command position, velocity, and torque accurately. The motor is suitable for pick-and-place tools, indexing tables, and light material-handling axes that require controlled rotary motion.
A bus voltage of 60 V drives the armature, and the winding draws up to 5.8 A while producing a continuous mechanical output of 230 W. These electrical characteristics allow the motor to provide controlled power for repetitive positioning and speed-regulation tasks. The attached optical encoder tolerates shaft speeds as high as 12,000 rpm, enabling feedback to remain linear during rapid moves. An enclosure rating of IP64 protects the encoder optics against dust ingress and water spray, allowing installation on open-frame machinery without additional sealing hardware.
The drive reaches its nominal shaft speed of 1,000 rpm, where the tachogenerator develops proportional back EMF with a constant of 7 V/krpm. This analog speed signal supports compatible drive amplifiers that use tachogenerator feedback for velocity regulation. The encoder electronics operate from a regulated 5 V rail and use an LED light source to generate two sinusoidal output channels. The sensing head is the ROD 456 250 incremental rotary encoder, which also supplies a single-turn index signal at one pulse per revolution. A rotor inertia of 1.45 × 10⁻⁶ kg·m² supports fast acceleration without excessive current surges. The reference track maintains phase accuracy when the controller switches between closed-loop velocity and position modes, while the paired output channels provide the directional information needed to track shaft movement.
