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Drive system meets marine radar demands

A Centa Transmissions product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 8, 2000

A two stage precision planetary gearhead from the Centa Servogear range combined with an external rotor DC brushless servomotor provides a very compact drive for marine radar antennas

A specially engineered solution using a two stage precision planetary gearhead from the Centa Servogear range combined with an external rotor DC brushless servomotor provides a very compact drive for marine radar antennas.

The motor assembly is built onto a special gearbox input housing allowing the individual motor components to be replaced in situ without disturbing the gearbox.

A strengthened output bearing assembly and shaft cater for the high radial loads experienced in this demanding application, whilst honed planetary gears ensure maximum efficiency and minimum noise levels.

Suitable for operating in a 100 knot wind and an ambient temperature of -40C to +95C, the unit is designed for a minimum working lifetime of 50,000 hours.

The component parts are suitably protected against the rigorous marine environments.

Plug and socket electrical connections simplify installation into the main drive assembly.

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