T506T-116 Sanyo Denki
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The Sanyo Denki T506T-116 is a servo motor from the T SANMOTION Servo Motors series with a rated output of 60 watts and a winding voltage of 24 volts. The motor features a 51 mm diameter, 1000 mm lead length, and provides IP43 protection. It includes a 3-channel encoder with 1000 pulses per revolution and supports a maximum encoder frequency of 300 kHz.
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The T506T-116 is a Sanyo Denki T SANMOTION servo motor with a 60 W rated output and 24 V series winding. The 1000 P/R encoder and open collector output support stable feedback integration in motion control assemblies. IP43 protection and 600 VAC dielectric strength make this unit a dependable choice for controlled industrial environments.
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The T506T-116 is a compact DC brush servo motor produced by Sanyo Denki for the T SANMOTION Servo Motors series. The unit integrates a tachogenerator and an incremental encoder with the armature. These devices supply speed and position feedback from a single 51 mm frame, allowing motion controllers in automated pick-and-place stations, light conveyors, and laboratory devices to maintain precise shaft regulation while minimizing external sensor wiring.
The motor frame measures 51 mm in diameter, yet the armature delivers a continuous mechanical output of 60 W when energized from the 24 V winding. Position feedback is supplied by an incremental encoder that yields a resolution of 1000 P/R across three channels. The photoelectric section operates from a logic supply of 5 VDC ±10%. Within this voltage range, the encoder draws no more than 70 mA, and each open-collector output sinks up to 20 mA, so standard differential receivers are unnecessary. A maximum signaling rate of 300 kHz prevents count loss during rapid acceleration. The tachogenerator supplies 7 V per 1000 rpm for analog velocity loops. Power conductors and sensor leads exit the housing through a 1000 mm cable set, easing routing inside compact machine frames.
Electrical insulation supports reliable operation, with resistance between the windings and frame remaining at least 10 MΩ. The coils tolerate a dielectric test of 600 VAC for 1 minute without breakdown. A molded case rated at IP43 prevents the ingress of mill-scale flakes and light splashing, making the motor suitable for equipment enclosures that are vented but not fully sealed. The encoder electronics maintain correct state decoding at ambient temperatures up to 85 °C. The combination of separate power and sensor leads also helps organize connections between the motor, drive, and motion controller. Its compact housing permits installation where available mounting space and cable clearance are limited.
