NEMA 23 10.1 kg-cm
- Operating Voltage : 2.3 Volts
- Step Angle : 1.8°
- Holding Torque : 10.1 kg-cm
- Supply Current (A) : 2.8 Ampere/Phase
- Number of Leads : 4
- Inductance : 2.2 mH/Phase
- Resistance : 0.83 Ohm
- Rotor Inertia : 275 gm-cm2
- Weight (gm) : 650
- Detent Torque (kg-cm) : 0.36
- Frame Size (mm) : 57 x 57
- Inductance Accuracy : ±20%
- Resistance Accuracy : ±10%
- Shaft Diameter (mm) : 6.35
- Shaft Length (mm) : 20.6
- Step Angle Accuracy : ±5%
- Comparably more powerful than NEMA17 motors.
- The input pulse decides the rotation angle of the motor.
- High accuracy of around 3 to 5% a step.
- It provides good starting, stopping, and reversing.
- Control of this motor is less costly because of the exclusion of complex control circuitry.
- The speed is proportional to the frequency of the input pulses.
NEMA 23 18.9 kg-cm
- Step Angle : 1.8 °
- Holding Torque : 18.9 kg-cm
- Operating Voltage : 3.2 Volts
- Supply Current (A)Â : 2.8 A/Phase
- No. of Leads : 4
- Inductance: 3.6 mH/Phase
- Resistance : 1.13 O/Phase
- Rotor Inertia : 480 gm-cm2
- Inductance Accuracy : ±20%
- Resistance Accuracy : ±10%
- Shaft Diameter (mm)Â : 6.35
- Shaft Length (mm)Â : 20.6
- Cable Length: 30 CM
- Comparably more powerful than NEMA17 motors.
- Input pulse decides the rotation angle of the motor.
- High accuracy of around 3 to 5% a step.
- Provides good starting, stopping and reversing.
- Control of this motor is less costly because of exclusion of complex control circuitry.
- The speed is proportional to the frequency of the input pulses.
RB NEMA 23 (57mm) Coupling 6.35x8mm
Stepper Motor Nema 23 kg 7.2 kg Dual shaft
- Rated Voltage: 6.6 V
- Current/ phase: 1A
- Resistance/ phase: 6.6ohms
- Inductance/ phase: 8.2 mH
- Holding Torque: 7.2 kg-cm
- of Leads - 6
- Rotor Inertia - 275
- Weight: 0.65kg
- Detent Torque: 0.36 kg-cm
- Step Angle - 1.8°
- Step Angle Accuracy - ±5% (full step, no load)
- Resistance Accuracy - ±10%
- Inductance Accuracy - ±20%
- Frame Size (mm) - 57x57
- Shaft Length (mm) - 20.6
- Shaft Diameter (mm) - 6.35
- Comparably more powerful than NEMA17 motors.
- Input pulse decides the rotation angle of the motor.
- High accuracy of around 3 to 5% a step.
- Provides good starting, stopping and reversing.
- Control of this motor is less costly because of exclusion of complex control circuitry.
- The speed is proportional to the frequency of the input pulses.