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SB-Motor - Orbit Motion Technologies

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M<strong>SB</strong>_OpMan_07_us.FM<br />

Korrekturausdruck<br />

7.1 General Technical Data<br />

Brushless resolvers are outstanding for the industriellen application<br />

under rough environmental condition suitably, there them to a large<br />

extent insensitive to vibration, shock and increased temperature<br />

stress are.<br />

Outstanding features<br />

� compact execution<br />

� assembly directly on motor or drive shaft, no clutch<br />

� no brushes or contacts<br />

� no ball bearings<br />

� compatibly with resolver / digitally transducer<br />

7.1.6 Holding brake (optional)<br />

To hold the axis without ply in standstill or while the plant is powerless,<br />

the servo motors can be supplied with a holding brake. The<br />

holding brake works according to the zero signal current principle<br />

and is thus a safety brake. In currentless state a spring force acts<br />

on the brake anchor disk, i.e. the brake is closed and holding the<br />

axis. By applying 24 V DC, the spring force is lifted by the electric<br />

field and the brake is opened.<br />

DANGER!<br />

Descending axes!<br />

Persons run the risk of squeezing or cutting off limbs.<br />

� The holding brake alone does not guarantee personal protection.<br />

To protect people, provide for superior constructive measures,<br />

e.g. protective grid, or furnish the plant with a second<br />

brake.<br />

CAUTION!<br />

Holding brake may wear out prematurely!<br />

Risk of personal injury!<br />

� Do not use the holding brake for operating stop of a moving axis!<br />

This is only admissible for EMERGENCY STOP situations.<br />

The motors must not be operated against the closed brake. An<br />

emergency stop of the motor (i.e., the brake drops while the motor<br />

is running) is only admissible in exceptional cases.<br />

PacDrive <strong>SB</strong>-<strong>Motor</strong> page 57

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