PD4-E601L42-E-65-1 –  Stepper motor with integrated controller IP65 – NEMA 23/24

Availability

Combine article

Under „Downloads“ you will find the technical manual that corresponds with the stock firmware. Please refer to the new technical manual (FIR-v2139) when using Plug & Drive Studio 2.
 

Please click on „Combine Article” or the plus sign to start the configurator.

Technical Data

  • Size 60 mm
  • Fieldbus EtherCAT 
  • Holding Torque 354 Ncm
  • Rated Current (RMS) 4.2 A
  • Number of Digital Inputs
  • Number of Analog Inputs
  • Number of Digital Outputs
  • Length 116 mm
  • Encoder Type single-turn absolute 
  • Weight 1.5 kg
  • NEMA 24 
  • Interface
  • Operating Voltage 12 VDC - 48 VDC
  • Peak Current (RMS) 4.2 A
  • Type of Digital Inputs 5/24 V switchable 
  • Type of Analog Input 0 - 20 mA / 0 - 10 V switchable 
  • Type of Digital Output open-drain (max. 24 V/100 mA) 
  • Encoder  
  • Encoder Resolution 1024 CPR

Dimensions


Torque Curves

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Recommended load limit:
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Torque
Output power
Torque [Nm] at 351.00 rpm
4.2A 24V
 
 
1.41
4.2A 48V
 
 
2.42

Accessories

Z-K4700/50 Capacitor
ZK-M12-5-2M-1-B-S Power straight, 2m
ZK-M12-12-2M-1-AFF IO straight, 2m
ZK-M12-4-2M-1-D-RJ45 EtherCAT in/out straight, 2m

Knowledge Base

This application note shows how to establish communication between Nanotec drives via CANopen. NanoJ programming allows you to realize simple master/slave functionalities, such as synchronizing two drives without a PLC.
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The examples and the Application Note show you how the NanoJ Library simplifies the use of the CiA 402 Power State Machine. The functions of the library are contained in a single header file, which you can easily add to your NanoJ project in Plug & Drive Studio.
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This interactive, animated demonstration shows how stepper motors work. It starts when you move the "continuous" slider to the left or right. Alternatively, you can also view individual images by clicking the arrows.
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EtherCAT stands for "Ethernet for Control Automation Technology" and is an Ethernet-based real-time fieldbus protocol. Originally EtherCAT was developed by Beckhoff Automation for automation technology applications. Since 2003 the EtherCAT Technology Group has been managing the advancement of the protocol which also became an official IEC standard in 2005.
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