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QDHWOEL Leadshine 2-phase Stepper Motor 57HS22 NEMA23 5.6A Length 81mm Shaft 8mm

$49.00

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Description

  • Brand Name: QDHWOEL
  • Certification: CCC
  • Certification: ce
  • Current / Phase: 5.6A
  • Step Angle(degrees): 1.8 Degree
  • Phase: 2
  • Type: Hybrid
  • Model Number: 57HS22
  • Holding Torque: 2.2N.m
  • Current / Phase: 5.6A
  • Step Angle(degrees): 1.8 Degree
  • Model Number: 57HS22
  • Holding Torque: 2.2 N.m
  • Frame Size: NEMA 23 2-Phase
  • Shaft Size: 8mm (0.315 inch)
  • Length: 81mm (3.19 inch)
  • Weight: 1.15kg

2-phase Stepper Motor 57HS22

Features

1. Suitable for NEMA23.

2. High precision.

3. Smooth movement.

4. Low motor heating.

5. Low movement noise.

General Specification

  Common Rating                                                                                    Specification
Step angle 1.8° Frame Size NEMA 23
Position Accuracy ±5% Holding Torque 2.2N.m
Dielectric Strength 500VAC 1Min Current/Phase 4.0A
Insulation Resistance 100MΩmin.500VDC Length 81mm/3.19″
Insulation Class B Shaft Size 8mm/0.315″
Temperature rise(Max.) 80℃ Number of wires 8
Radial Play 0.06Max.(450g-load) Weight 1.15kg
Axial Play 0.08Max.(450g-load) Matching driver DM542/DM556

 

Electric Specification 

Model Connection Motor Length L inch(mm) Holding Torque Oz-in(N.m) Number of Leads Phase Current(Amps) Phase Resistance(ohm) Phase inductance(mH) Motor Oz-in-sec²(g.cm²) Detent Torque Oz-in(g.cm) Weight Oz(kg)
57HS22 (Bipolar) Parallel 3.19(81) 311.52(2.2) 8 5.7 0.4±10% 1.8±20% 0.006816(480) / 40.57(1.15)
(Bipolar) Series 311.52(2.2) 2.8 1.6±10% 7.2±20%
Unipolar 212.40(1.5) 4.0 0.8±10% 1.8±20%

Product Dimension


Wiring Diagram


Speed-torque Characteristics

Speed-torque Characteristics

Unipolar and bipolar half coil, because we are using less turns, does not give us great low speed torque, but because of the low inductance, holds the torque out to high speeds. Bipolar series uses the full coil so it gives very good low speed torque. But because of the high inductance, the torque drops off rapidly. Bipolar parallel also uses the full coil so it gives good low speed performance. And its low inductance allows the torque to be held out to high speeds. But remember, we must increase current by 40% to get those advantages. Speed-torque curves show the maximum torques that can be output at a given speed when selecting a motor, make sure the required torque falls within the particular curve.

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