R911317770 (MSK076C-0300-NN-M2-UP1-RNNN)

Why is the 11 Nm electrically-released holding brake advantageous for Z-axes in packaging or pick-and-place systems?

It clamps loads during power loss or servo disable to prevent drift and enables safe interventions. The 24 V coil (~0.71 A) releases quickly for supporting rapid cycles while maintaining retention capability.

How does 12,600 mH winding inductivity of MSK076C-0300-NN-M2-UP1-RNNN shape current ripple and crossover frequency in current controllers?

The high inductance attenuates PWM ripple for reducing torque pulsation and acoustic artifacts. It also expands stability margins to allow higher proportional gains before phase lag compromises loop bandwidth.

How does the increased concentricity mechanical design influence vibration spectra and bearing load in continuous start–stop duty?

Its reduced rotor runout cuts imbalance-driven harmonics to lower RMS vibration and fatigue stresses. Its result is steadier velocity at low speeds and improved bearing life under repetitive acceleration.

What are the implications of the 240° rotatable power/encoder connector in MSK076C-0300-NN-M2-UP1-RNNN for routing in compact machinery?

The selectable clocking angles enable cleaner cable exits and strain relief in tight panels. Its flexibility reduces EMI coupling risks and simplifies service access when re-terminating or swapping cables.

What torque/current margins should be considered between 13.5 Nm continuous and 43.5 Nm peak when sizing couplings and gear stages?

Its peak torque accommodates transient acceleration and disturbance rejection, not sustained duty. Its size mechanics for continuous thermal limits reserves peak for brief events within drive-configured time constants.

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The servomotor MSK076C-0300-NN-M2-UP1-RNNN from Indramat is designed with natural-convection cooling and it uses an M2 optical multiturn EnDat 2.1 encoder with 2048 periods for accurate feedback. Its rated torque measures 13.5 Nm, while its peak value is specified as 43.5 Nm. This motor has a built-in 11 Nm electrically released brake system and possess 12600 mH of inductance to suit CNC machining, packaging/printing lines and handling robots.