Low Profile Linear Motors Boost Power

Nov. 7, 2005
Reporting power-level boosts up to 25% over comparable components, the BLMFS5 series flat, linear motors employ a steel-core forcer to deliver a continuous torque up to 377N and a peak force up to 1,500N. The moving forcer coil assembly contains

Reporting power-level boosts up to 25% over comparable components, the BLMFS5 series flat, linear motors employ a steel-core forcer to deliver a continuous torque up to 377N and a peak force up to 1,500N. The moving forcer coil assembly contains Hall-effect devices and a thermal sensor in a compact, reinforced, ceramic-epoxy structure. The motors are also available in custom configurations and with higher-power magnets to increase output force. The BLMFS5 motors can be driven using the company's standard brushless amplifiers and controllers, creating a complete and integrated system. Controllers are available for one to 32 synchronized axes in both PC-card and software-only models. AEROTECH INC. Pittsburgh, PA. (412) 963-7470.

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