Brushless DC motor Nema17 4000RPM 5.7A 24VDC 78W

Key Features:
  • Number of Poles: 8
  • Number of phases: 3
  • Rated voltage: 24 VDC
  • Rated speed: 4000 ±10% RPM
  • Rated torque: 0.188 Nm
  • Nominal current: 5.70 A
  • Power: 78 W
  • Motor length: 79 mm

42,40€ excluding VAT

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SKU 219-A-1-1
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Description

Introduction

42BLF03 is a 3-phase brushless DC motor Nema17 (brushless DC motor - BLDC) with rotation speed 4000RPM, current 5.7A, voltage 24VDC and power 78W.

General about brushless DC motors (brushless DC motor - BLDC)

Brushless DC motors work on the same principle of magnetic attraction and repulsion as brushed DC motors, but they are built slightly differently. Instead of a mechanical commutator and brushes, the magnetic field of the stator rotates using electronic commutation. This requires the use of active control electronics.

In a brushless motor, the rotor has permanent magnets attached to it, and the stator has windings. Brushless motors can be made with the rotor on the inside or with the rotor on the outside of the windings (sometimes called an “outrunner” motor).

The number of windings used in a brushless motor represents the number of phases. Although brushless motors can be made with different numbers of phases, three-phase brushless motors are the most common.

The three windings of a brushless motor are connected in a “star” or “delta” configuration. The 42BLF03 motor has a star configuration.

Brushless DC motor Nema17 4000RPM 5.7A 24VDC 78W

Three-phase brushless DC motors can be made in different magnetic configurations called poles. The simplest 3-phase motors have two poles: the rotor has only one pair of magnetic poles, one north and one south. Motors can also be made with more poles, which requires more magnetic sections in the rotor and more windings in the stator. A higher number of poles can provide higher performance, although very high speeds are better achieved with a lower number of poles.

How do we drive a brushless DC motor?

To drive a three-phase brushless DC motor, we need to change the voltage on each phase in a certain sequence. To achieve this, three “half bridge” driver circuits are used, each of which consists of two switches. The switches can be bipolar transistors, IGBTs or MOSFETs depending on the voltage and current required.

This brushless DC motor is compatible with BLDC-8015A brushless DC motor driver and 24V power supply (150W or 200W).

Specifications

Serial model42BLF03
Number of Poles8
Number of phases3
Rated voltage24 VDC
Rated speed4000 ± 10% RPM
Rated torque0.188 Nm
Nominal current7.8 A
Power output78 W
Maximum torque0.75 Nm
Maximum current18 A
Torque constant0.036 Nm/A
Back EMF3.8 V/Krmp
Motor length79 mm
Motor weight0.58 kg
The importance of wires+5V – red

HALL U – yellow

HALL V – green

HALL W – blue

GND – black

PHASE U – yellow

PHASE V – green

PHASE W – blue

Wiring typestar
Hall Effect angle120°
Electrical angle InsulationB
Temperature range-20℃ ~ +50℃
Insulation resistance100MΩ Min. 500V DC
DC Dielectric Strength500V AC 1 minute

 

Specifications

Number of Poles

8

Number of phases

3

Rated voltage

24 VDC

Rated speed

4000 ±10% RPM

Rated torque

0.188 Nm

Nominal current

5.70 A

Power

78 W

Maximum current

18 A

Maximum torque

0.75 Nm

Back EMF

3.8 V/Krmp

Motor length

79 mm

Brand

ACT Motor

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