NL56617BHT

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NL56617BHT is a bimorph piezoelectric linear motor of high efficiency, low noise and low vibration. It is widely used in various applications due to its high performance and compact size. It can be applied to robots, servo motors, appliances, medical instruments, and various automated industrial equipment.

The working principle of NL56617BHT is based on the piezoelectric effect. When a piezoelectric material is subjected to an electric field, it deforms due to the polarization of the material. This deformation leads to mechanical displacement, which is the basis of the linear motor working principle. A linear motor is composed of two or more piezoelectric discs bonded together and vibrated by an electric field. When the discs move, they generate a high-frequency alternating current, and the amplitude of the current is proportional to the magnitude of the displacement. This current is then converted into a linear motion by using a magnet and a stator.

This linear motion is used to drive the load, which can be anything from a tooling machine to a robot arm. It is also important to note that the linear motor requires an external power source in order to function. The power can either be supplied as DC voltage or AC current. The voltage or current used to vibrate the discs determines the speed and torque of the motor.

NL56617BHT linear motors are highly reliable and have a long lifespan due to their simple construction and robust design. They are often used in industrial applications where accuracy and precision are important. Additionally, they are cost-effective and easy to maintain.

In conclusion, NL56617BHT is a high efficiency, low noise and low vibration bimorph piezoelectric linear motor. It is ideal for a wide range of applications and is highly reliable, cost-effective and easy to maintain.

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