51S170-C10S3

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51S170-C10S3 is a stepper motor module with a maximum of 10 segments and a speed of 170 rpm. The motor is an ideal choice for applications such as miniature pumps, 3D printers, and linear actuators. The module can also be used for tasks in the industrial, telecommunication, and medical fields.

A stepper motor is an electromagnetic device used to convert a digital pulse train into mechanical motion. The motor is composed of a rotor and stator. The stator has multiple coils or phases that are energized sequentially. When a coil is energized, the rotor is either pulled or pushed into the corresponding position. As the sequence of energized coils or phases changes, the rotor moves in the desired direction. This process is repeated to move the rotor in small steps.

The 51S170-C10S3 operates on 12V to 48V DC voltage, and can create a sequence of up to 10 segments. Unlike a DC motor, the 51S170-C10S3 can be finely controlled, making it capable of providing accurate positioning. The module’s maximum speed of 170 rpm is suitable for applications where smooth, programmable motion is required. The stepper motor module also features a low noise level and low current consumption, making it more efficient than a comparable DC motor.

The 51S170-C10S3 motor module is a versatile device with a wide range of potential applications. It can be used in medical devices, such as robotic surgical arms and ingestible pill cameras. It can also be used for precise alignment in robotic telescopes, for precise XYZ positioning in 3D printers, as actuator in solar trackers, and for precision micropumps in medical applications.

The 51S170-C10S3 stepper motor module is a reliable and robust device capable of achieving precise and repeatable motion. Its small size, low noise level, and low current consumption make it an ideal choice for medium- and high-precision applications.

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