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Over long periods or extreme temperature cycles, slight offsets may accumulate, so periodic recalibration or reference moves may be needed to maintain accuracy. Mechanical mounting stiffness and cable routing also affect long-term encoder stability.

A large centering diameter increases stiffness and axial alignment precision, but may demand heavier or more rigid interface plates to avoid bending stresses. Mismatch tolerance should be kept very low to prevent bearing loads or shaft deflection.

The drive peak and continuous current ratings must at least match the motor’s rated current plus margin. Using a drive with lower current will limit usable torque and dynamic acceleration.

A brake helps secure load in power-off or emergency stop states, but it adds rotational inertia and may slow down high-frequency motion transitions. In very fast motion cycles, disabling the brake during movement can avoid drag torque interference.

Yes — the built-in holding brake offers 11 Nm to prevent motion when unpowered, but you must check safety margins, friction, and external load torque to ensure no slip. For heavy loads, an external mechanical lock may still be required under safety codes.