Linear Voice Coil Motor Actuator LVCM-013-019-02, Continuous Force: 2.9 Oz (0.81 N), Stroke: 0.50 in (12.7 mm)
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Housing Outside Diameter, 0.500 inch, 12.7 mm | ||||||||
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The LVCM-013-019-02 (Imperial version) and the LVCM-013-019-02M (Metric version) Linear Motors released by Moticont feature low inertia and high acceleration/deceleration. Two brushless high speed linear servo motors with a 0.75 in (19.1 mm) long stroke, have a high-force-to-size ratio of 2.9 oz (0.81 N) and a peak force of 9.0 oz (2.51 N) at a 10% duty cycle. Operated in a closed loop as a DC Servo Motor, these miniature linear servo motors have high accuracy and high repeatability, and are clean, quiet, reliable, and efficient. The LVCM-013-019-02 and the LVCM-013-019-02M Linear Voice Coil Servo Motors are also known as moving coil motors or linear actuators, is 1.156 in (30.2 mm) long at mid-stroke. These high force-to-size linear servo motors are ideal for: Scanners, laser beam steering and filtering, haptic feedback, dynamic vibration absorption, dispensing, work holding and clamping, assembly, testing, and wafer handling. The LVCM-013-019-02 has 4-40 UNC-2B threaded holes in the center of the housing and the coil end, and the LVCM-013-019-02M has M3X0.5 threaded mounting holes for easy integration of these linear servo motors into a new or existing applications. |
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Imperial Model # | Stroke | Continuous Force | Intermittent Force @ 10% Duty Cycle | Housing Length | ||||
LVCM-013-019-02 | 0.50 | inch | 2.9 | oz | 9.2 | oz | 0.750 | inch |
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12.7 | mm | 0.81 | N | 2.55 | N | 19.1 | mm |
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Metric Model # | Stroke | Continuous Force | Intermittent Force @ 10% Duty Cycle | Housing Length | ||||
LVCM-013-019-02M | 0.50 | inch | 2.9 | oz | 9.2 | oz | 0.750 | inch |
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12.7 | mm | 0.81 | N | 2.55 | N | 19.1 | mm |
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