SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0

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SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 is a specialized motor, commonly known as a stepper motor. As its name implies, it is a type of motor that uses steps or phases in order to move in fixed increments. This motor is used for a variety of applications, such as in robotics, printing, and medical equipment. It is also used in control environments, where its precise and accurate motion is important.

The SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 stepper motor is based on the fundamental principal of electromagnetism – the attraction and repulsion between two magnets with opposite polarity. When powered, the stepper motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy in the form of motion. The cycle of this motor is done in discrete steps that allow you to precisely control the motor’s speed and direction. The more steps per revolution, the higher the resolution or level of accuracy you will have with the motor.

The SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 motor is a three-phase, four-wire bipolar stepper motor. Each phase requires 150 mA of current to operate. The motor has a step angle of 0.36° and a maximum holding torque of 19 kg-cm. It has a speed of 200 rpm (3.6°) and a maximum step rate of 10K steps/second. The motor is powered by a 12 V supply and its output is 0.36° per step.

SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 motor is the widely used motor and has a wide range of applications. It is widely used in robotics, printing, medical equipment, control equipment, CNC systems etc, as they offer precise and accurate motion. The SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 motor is used to control linear as well as rotary motion. The motor is used to move the platform in the case of 3D printers, move CNC tools, robotic arms, magnetic head readers, and valve controllers, to name a few.

The working principle of the SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 motor is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. When current passes through the coils of the motor, it creates a magnetic field with alternating polarity. This magnetic field interacts with the magnets in the rotor and causes it to move in steps. The rotation of the rotor and the moving of the platform depend on the current supplied by the motor.

In conclusion, the SLM41AB-1410A-3/42-0 motor has a wide range of applications due to its precise and accurate motion. It is powered by a 12V supply and has a step angle of 0.36°, which is very small and ensures accuracy. The motor is capable of performing various tasks with precision, such as moving CNC tools, 3D printers, and robotic arms. Its working principle is based on the principle of electromagnetic induction and it is capable of moving in discrete steps, which allow precise control of speed and direction.

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