Hollow Core Linear Voice Coil Motors, HVCM-051-089-019-01
Continuous
Force: 4.2 lb (18.8 N), Stroke: 2.25 in (57.2 mm), Aperture: 19.1 mm
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| Housing Outside Diameter, 2.000 inch, 50.8 mm | ||||||||||
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The HVCM-051-089-019-01 DC Voice Coil Servo Motor
has a continuous force rating of 4.2 lbs (18.8 N)
and a peak force of 13.4 lbs (59.5 N) at a 10% duty
cycle. Capable of high acceleration, deceleration,
high speed, and zero cogging, this linear actuator
has zero backlash when connected directly to a load. Featuring a 2.250 in. (57.2 mm) stroke, the 0.75 in. (19.1 mm) open aperture and smooth motion is ideal for focusing of optics or laser beams, illumination, and passage of cables and vacuum lines. It is also ideal for applications such as: Laser drilling, cutting, welding, and machining, medical diagnostic equipment, testing, optical focusing, laser beam steering, wafer handling, dynamic vibration absorption, assembly, and positioning applications. The HVCM-051-089-019-01 DC Voice Coil Servo Motor has a body diameter of 2.000 in. (50.8 mm) and the housing is 3.500 in. (88.9 mm) long and is 5.14 in. (130.6 mm) long at mid-stroke. All linear servo motors in the HVCM series of open aperture brushless servo motors are extremely quiet, clean room compliant, and capable of high precision when used in closed loop applications. Two 10-32 UNF-2B x 0.38 in deep. threaded mounting holes on 1.000 in. (25.4 mm) centers in the housing and coil allow for flexible and easy integration into new and existing applications. When used in closed loop applications with an adequate position sensor, resolutions of less then 1 micron are achievable. |
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| Model # | Stroke | Continuous Force | Intermittent Force @ 10% Duty Cycle | Housing Length | Through Hole Dia. | |||||
| HVCM-051-089-019-01 | 2.25 | inch | 4.2 | lb | 13.4 | lb | 3.50 | inch | 0.75 | inch |
Datasheet in PDF
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57.2 | mm | 18.8 | N | 59.5 | N | 88.9 | mm | 19.1 | mm |
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