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News Release from: PennEngineering Motion Technologies - Europe | Subject: Elcom SL
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 November 2002
Slotless stator design makes for smooth
servos
Pittman Elcom SL slotless brushless DC servomotors and gearmotors feature a slotless stator design to eliminate magnetic cogging for smooth and quiet motion, high performance, and long life.
Pittman Elcom SL slotless brushless DC servomotors and gearmotors feature a slotless stator design to eliminate magnetic cogging for smooth and quiet motion, high performance, and long life Applications include imaging and medical diagnostic devices, computer peripherals, semiconductor equipment, and many others
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Apr 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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All the news on slotless brushless servos
An updated 12-page product bulletin available from Pittman profiles the line of Elcom SLT slotless brushless DC servo motors.
The slotless construction and unique design of Elcom SL three-phase, four-pole brushless motors and gearmotors yield several other advantages over conventional slotted brushless motor products.
Low inductance and high current bandwidth promote precise control, especially during rapid acceleration in demanding incremental motion applications; a large magnetic air gap minimises viscous torque losses for efficient operation at high speeds; excellent winding heat transfer is provided for high thermal efficiency and transient load capacity; and robust rotor construction allows rotational speeds up to 8000rev/min.
Elcom SL slotless brushless DC motors and gearmotors are available in three frame sizes (motor Series 3400, 4400, and 5400 and gearmotor Series GM3400, GM4400, and GM5400) with several length and performance options available.
All feature a modular design that promotes customisation with components to satisfy particular application requirements.
(This was Engineeringtalk's Top Story on 20 November 2002).
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