R911267683 (MDD090C-N-030-N2M-110GA2)

What thermal limitation should I watch for when running the MDD090C-N-030 at high duty cycles?

The motor’s continuous torque is constrained by heat buildup in its windings and housing, so under sustained high-load duty you must ensure sufficient cooling or forced convection to avoid thermal derating.

How does the built-in multiturn absolute encoder improve motion control stability?

The encoder retains absolute position across power cycles, avoiding homing routines and reducing cumulative drift in closed-loop control systems.

What impact does the 11 Nm blocking brake have on dynamic response and inertia?

The brake adds slight rotational inertia and may have a small drag torque when engaged, so system tuning must compensate during rapid start–stop cycles.

How critical is alignment with the 110 mm centering diameter in mounting?

Precise centering ensures minimal radial loading on bearings and reduces vibration—misalignment beyond a few hundred microns can degrade lifetime and accuracy.

What wiring or connector considerations must I account for with side-A connector integration?

Cable bend radius, electromagnetic shielding, and secure locking at side-A must be respected to prevent connector stress, noise injection, or loosening under vibration.

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The MDD090C-N-030-N2M-110GA2 motor from Bosch Rexroth is a digital servo motor with a nominal speed of 3000 min⁻¹ and 10.4 Nm continuous torque at standstill. It includes a blocking brake with 11.0 Nm torque and an integrated multiturn absolute encoder for accurate feedback. This motor is commonly used in CNC machines, packaging systems, and robotic automation.