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0-85641-2007, sometimes called "General Purpose AC Servo Motors," is a standard that defines the technical characteristics of electric servo motors and their applications. These motors are used for a wide variety of automation tasks, from manufacturing line production to controlling the motion of robots.

The 0-85641-2007 standard covers electric servo motors of the permanent magnet type, a highly efficient and reliable type of motor. It sets out the technical specifications that must be met, such as the rated output power, flux specification, number of pole pairs, and the level of isolation from the environment. It also defines the application field and the working principle for each type of motor.

Application Field

Electric servo motors are suitable for motion control applications in a wide variety of fields, including:

• Industrial production and automation, such as machine tool operations, assembly line production, and material handling.
• Robotics, such as three-axis robots used in automotive manufacturing plants and other industrial settings.
• Medical, such as surgical robots used in hospitals.
• Aerospace, such as that used in the control of aircraft and space vehicles.
• Military, such as applications related to missiles and vehicles.
• Marine, such as for submarines and navigation.

Working Principle

Electric servo motors are powered by an alternating current (AC) voltage, and operate on the principle of electromagnetism. When an AC voltage is applied to a servo motor, it creates a magnetic field. This in turn induces a flux in the motor windings, which creates a torque. The amount of flux and torque created is proportional to the input voltage.

The torque produced in the motor can be used to control the speed and position of a mechanical load. This is done by controlling the voltage in the motor windings, either directly or through servo electronics. By controlling the voltage in the windings, the motor can be speed and position controlled.

In addition to speed and position control, electric servo motors are also used for force control. This is done by measuring the amount of force applied to the load and adjusting the voltage to the motor windings to maintain the desired force. This is used for applications such as material handling, packaging, and precision assembly.

The 0-85641-2007 standard also covers safety issues, such as insulation breakdown, rotor speed limits, and vibration levels. It is important to adhere to these safety standards to ensure the safety of the motor and equipment.

The 0-85641-2007 Standard sets out the technical characteristics for electric servo motors of the permanent magnet type. It defines the application field and working principle for each type of motor, as well as safety guidelines that must be followed in order to ensure the safety of the motor and surrounding equipment.

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