MDD093D-N-040-N2L-110PA0

How does operating at 4000 min⁻¹ (rpm) influence torque bandwidth and inertia matching?

Higher nominal speed raises the mechanical frequency limit but also requires lower rotor inertia to maintain responsiveness; mismatched load inertia will reduce bandwidth and increase settling times.

What special design considerations arise from the motor’s shaft seal and keyway combination?

The seal protects internal components from dust and fluids but adds slight friction torque; the keyway allows positive torque transmission but must be sized and machined precisely to avoid stress concentrations.

How should the connector-only side A interface influence cable routing and service access?

Side A connectivity restricts where cable harnesses enter, so the design must allow bend radii and connector access without interfering with motion or shielding.

In a B2B environment (e.g. robotic arms), how does this motor size support modular machine design?

Its standardized mechanical interface and digital feedback simplify modular replacement and system interoperability across different machine sections.

How does the absence of a blocking brake affect safety and load holding in vertical axes?

Without a brake, the motor cannot lock the load when powered off, so external mechanical locks or brakes must be added for safety-critical vertical positioning.

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The MDD093D-N-040-N2L-110PA0 servo motor by Bosch Rexroth delivers 24.0 Nm torque at standstill and operates at 4000 min⁻¹. It features digital servo feedback, a keyway shaft with seal, and a standard 110 mm centering diameter. This motor is commonly used in robotics, CNC machines, and automated packaging systems.