L506-042E18 Sanyo Denki
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The L506-042E18 servo motor delivers a rated output of 57 watts, a rated torque of 0.177 Nm, a maximum rotating speed of 3000 rpm, and has an armature resistance of 11.7 ohms. Manufactured by Sanyo Denki as part of the Super DC Servo Motors series, it features a torque constant of 0.183 Nm/A.
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The L506-042E18 motor from Sanyo Denki’s Super DC series performs consistently with its 3000 RPM output and incremental encoder integration. Its 75V DC rating and four-hole flange mount make it suitable for light automation. This unit handles position feedback and compact space applications with precision.
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The L506-042E18 servo motor is designed by Sanyo Denki for dealing with multiple functions of torque and position. The firm is mainly known for its disciplined approach to motor manufacturing by keeping a high reputation for delivering various equipment.
This L506-042E18 servo motor is capable of delivering power output of 60 watts by offering consistent torque delivery in light to medium-duty applications. It gets turned on at a 75-volt DC supply voltage for integration into DC-powered control environments and ensures energy-efficient response during continuous operation. The shaft diameter measures 7 mm by allowing for stable mechanical coupling with standard-sized pulleys or gears without excessive load on the bearings. The overall frame corresponds approximately to a 60 mm square mount for layouts and tight enclosure spaces. It runs at around 3000 revolutions per minute by providing balanced speed and torque characteristics for motion control tasks where precise response is needed. It is fitted with an incremental encoder in the rear part which gives position and speed feedback signals that are utilized in position and speed regulation. This is vital to closed-loop systems that enhance accuracy and reduce drift when there is a repetitive motion.
The L506-042E18 servo motor has various wires among which there are signal lines and power lines with a total number of variables as either six or eight cables. These are path-mapped with the use of resistance-type exterior covering that prevents electrical noise and wear and tear interference. The connector interfaces of JST and Molex type terminals are used to match industrial automation level control boards. It has the pattern of four holes on the flange that locks securely to custom brackets or equipment panels without the need to align.