60W 24V Low Noise Brush Gear Motor for Auto Sliding Door 1 Signal , 40 Pulse Honeywell Encoder
Description:
Unlike other electric motor types (i.e., brushless DC,AC induction), Brushed dc motors do not require a controller to switch current in the motor windings. Instead, the commutation of the windings of a BDC motor is done mechanically.
The speed of a Brushed dc motor is proportional to the voltage applied to the motor. When using digital control, a pulse-width modulated (PWM) signal is used to generate an average voltage. The motor winding acts as a low pass filter so a PWM waveform of sufficient frequency will generate a stable current in the motor winding.
Specifications:
Motor specs:
|
Type |
Brush |
|
Voltage |
24VDC |
|
Power |
60W |
|
No load Speed |
250rpm |
|
No load Current |
0.7A |
|
On load Speed |
200rpm |
|
On load Current |
3.5A |
|
Stall torque |
12Nm |
|
Protection class |
IP44 |
|
Weight |
1.5kg |
|
Encoder Honeywell |
1 signal,40pulse |
Motor Outline drawings:
Applications:
The Brush DC Motor is particularly a favorite in the automotive industry because of its simplicity and affordability. Many automotive manufacturers use them for power windows, seats, etc. However, the Brush DC Motor can be found in nearly every industry ranging from computers to manufacturing.
Competitive Advantage:
The Brush DC Motor has a relatively inexpensive start up cost and simple design. In some cases, the Brush DC Motor can cost half the price of their Brushless DC Motor counterparts. However, the brushes within the Brush DC Motor are apt to wear and require replacement, making it a higher-maintenance option, because of the long run costs.
