Maxon Brushed DC Motor, 2 W, 24V dc, 2.1 mNm, 13800rpm, 16 mm Shaft Diameter

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RS Stock No.:
420-5170
Mfr. Part No.:
110049
Brand:
Maxon
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Brand

Maxon

Supply Voltage

24V dc

Product Type

DC Motor

Sub Type

Brushed

Power Rating

2W

Output Speed

13800rpm

Shaft Diameter

16mm

Mount Type

Screw

Maximum Output Torque

2.1mNm

Gear Ratio

1.5:1

Material

Metal

Current Rating

134mA

Length

25.4mm

Shaft Length

4.3mm

Width

16mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Depth

16mm

Core Construction

Ironless

Series

Max 16

COO (Country of Origin):
CH

16mm Miniature dc Motor, Model B


Revised brushgear for improved commutation and reliability

Replacements for Miniature dc Servo Motors (stock nos. 440-111 & 440-127)

Can be used with 16mm and planetary gearheads

Speed Constant: 1390rpm/V (stock no. 420-5164); 586rpm/V (stock no. 420-5170)

Maxon Motors and Gearheads


These motors are intended to be used with planetary gearheads; the assembly of the two is quick and easy, requiring no special tools.

Motors intended to be used with planetary gearheads; assembly is quick and easy to do, requiring no special tools

Low inertia - low mechanical time-constant for fast acceleration and high speed stability

High efficiency - low current consumption, ideal for battery-powered applications

Linear speed-torque characteristics - simple, accurate control; ideal for servo applications

Precious metal brush commutation system guaranteeing consistent and low contact resistance

CLL disc fitted on the precious metal brush motors - reduces arcing between the brushes and commutator (the main cause of brush wear on precious metal brush motors), thereby increasingly operating life and reducing electrical noise

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