R911330567 (MSK101D-0300-NN-M2-BG2-RNNN)

What is the effect of the 3200 mH winding inductance on drive performance?

A high inductance smooths current ripple and reduces torque ripple, but slows current loop response, so your drive needs to be tuned for slower dynamics.

What considerations apply to installing the electrically-released holding brake?

The brake must be energized (powered) to release, so control logic must supply 24 V DC reliably, and mechanical mounting must handle added inertia and alignment.

How does the motor’s max torque versus continuous torque ratio influence sizing?

You get a surge torque headroom (160 Nm vs 57 Nm continuous), but frequent operation near peak shortens thermal life—size so most duty stays under 60 % of max.

How does the EnDat 2.1 multi-turn optical encoder (2048 periods) benefit precision applications?

It provides absolute position feedback across multiple revolutions with fine resolution, enabling accurate homing and servo synchronization without needing reference runs.

What load forces (radial/axial) can the motor shaft tolerate?

It allows up to ~500 N axial load and limited radial force as per the bearing specs—exceeding these will shorten bearing life.

MSK101D0300NNM2BG2RNNN

MSK101D 0300 NN M2 BG2 RNNN

MSK-101D-0300-NN-M2-BG2-RNNN

The MSK101D-0300-NN-M2-BG2-RNNN from Bosch Rexroth is an IndraDyn S synchronous servomotor designed with natural convection cooling and an optical multiturn EnDat 2.1 encoder. It provides up to 160 Nm torque with 57 Nm continuous at 34.9 A and includes a 70 Nm electrically released holding brake. This motor is suitable for automation, robotics, packaging, and CNC machinery applications.