DB42C03 –  Brushless DC motor

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ZD-D28	Damper	$39.80
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Technical Data

• NEMA 17 
• Rated Power 105 W
• Rated Torque 35.4 oz-in
• Rated Current 6.65 A
• Rated Speed 4000 rpm
• Rotor Inertia 89 gcm²
• Line to Line Inductance 0.5 mH
• Weight 1.7 lb

• Size 1.7 in
• Rated Voltage 24 V
• Peak Torque 106.21 oz-in
• Peak Current 20 A
• Torque Constant 3.76 Ncm/A
• Line to Line Resistance 0.3 Ohm
• Length "A" 3.9 in

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Torque Curves

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Recommended load limit:
Maximum short-term static load that may be reached when the service life is taken into account.

	Speed	Output power	Efficiency	Input Power	Power loss	Current consumption	Continuous Operation	Speed [rpm] at 2,866.50 Nm
24V								n/a
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• DB42Cxx (stp, 311 KB)

Datasheets

• DB42C03 (pdf, 88 KB)

Conformity

• EU-DoC_DB42
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Accessories

ZD-D28	Damper	$39.80
ZD-D40	Damper	$39.80
ZD-DF40	Damper	$13.80

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Knowledge Base

Brushless DC Motors

Brushless direct current motors, abbreviated as BLDC motors, are – despite their name –  three-phase current synchronous machines: the rotor follows a magnetic rotational field and the movement is synchronous to the AC voltage applied to the windings. This motor type is frequently referred to as "brushless direct current motor" because, in many applications, it replaces direct current motors with brushes (brushed DC or commutator motors).…

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