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    HELP !! Sanyo Denki stepper motors ??? what are these ones ??

    HELP !! Sanyo Denki stepper motors ??? what are these ones ??

    I have a pair of Sanyo Denki stepper motors part number , type 103 845 2 , DC 3V , 6.7A , 1-8Deg/step , 6 wires

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    a pair of Sanyo Denki stepper motor type 103 807 5 , DC 5V , 1.9A , 1.8 Deg/step , 6 wires


    Q1 . how many oz-in are these stepper motors ?

    Q2 . from the part number how does one work out what these stepper motors are ?





    i did search on the net for info , but it seems these stepper motors are old style of steppers. found this website www.sanyo-denki-online.com which did give some light on the topic but not enough to info to work out what my steppers are.

    i'm am making a assumption from the website i have been on , since there 6 wires on these stepper motors there U=Uni-polar six wire


    Any help would be appriciated

    thanks guys

    cheers



    example from - www.sanyo-denki-online.com
    Our simplified stock numbering system identifies each motor instantly. As an example, here is our Nema Size 34, 720 oz/in., 6 amp, single shaft, bi-polar motor. Here's how it works.

    Example for stock # 346-720-SB
    34 6 - 720 - S B B=Bi-polar four wire or U=Uni-polar six wire
    . . . . . S=Single Shaft or D=Double Shaft
    Ounce inches of holding torque rounded off.
    The third digit(s) indicates the motor's amperage.
    The first two digits indicate the Nema or Metric frame size.


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    just found this link in cnczone Sanyo denki stepper motor

    scarey buying things

    cheers
    Last edited by FPV_GTp; 03-11-2007 at 07:04 PM.


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    does anyone know how the old part number system works on Sanyo Denki stepper motors ???


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    http://cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25361

    kreutz you certainly know your electronics , it is great to see your positive nature , and also being very patient and passing on your knowledge on to cnczon.com members

    I thought i would post this section in my thread for others to see a direct link to where Kreutz is helping people

    cheers


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    Hi

    Anyone know anything about sanyo denki servo motor ?

    Sanyo denki the company in japan very slow on answering any emails

    at this stage they havent answered any of my emails



    point of referrance

    http://sanyodenki.japanfa.com/

    http://fa.jonweb.net/sanyodenki/


    cheers
    Last edited by FPV_GTp; 03-22-2007 at 01:24 AM.


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