Need Help!- need data sheet/specs for a SANYO DENKI Step-Syn 103-714-0343

[12step]

Hello,

this is my first post, my name is Bernhard and I'm writing from Munich, Bavaria.
I found a nice stepper motor in a surplus shop, hoping to use it in a project where a lot of torque
will be required

The motor has 6 wires:

white with blue stripe
purple or magenta(?)
blue
white with red stripe
black
white

and the label says:

Step-Syn
STEPPING MOTOR
TYPE 103-714-0343
SHARP PN RM0TS0006CEZZ
DC 4.95V 1.8A 1.8 DEG/STEP
LOT NO. 11526
SANYO DENKI CO.,LTD.
6037608-2 MADE IN JAPAN

Could somebody please point me to a datasheet or give me some essential specs?

Thank you very much & bye...

[h_nik007]

i think u can find ur need in this 2link:
http://www.active-robots.com/product...r-motors.shtml

http://www.saelig.com/miva/merchant....tegory_Code=MC

[irving2008]

Originally Posted by 12step Hello, this is my first post, my name is Bernhard and I'm writing from Munich, Bavaria. I found a nice stepper motor in a surplus shop, hoping to use it in a project where a lot of torque will be required The motor has 6 wires: white with blue stripe purple or magenta(?) blue white with red stripe black white and the label says: Step-Syn STEPPING MOTOR TYPE 103-714-0343 SHARP PN RM0TS0006CEZZ DC 4.95V 1.8A 1.8 DEG/STEP LOT NO. 11526 SANYO DENKI CO.,LTD. 6037608-2 MADE IN JAPAN Could somebody please point me to a datasheet or give me some essential specs? Thank you very much & bye...

You are very unlikely to find a datasheet for that exact motor. The three digits 714 show that its probably a 56mm (NEMA23) frame but the xx4 means its probably a special manufacture (catalog parts have 2 digits), probably for a printer or scanner, and the 6037608 part # suggests its out of an IBM product as that looks like an IBM part # (probably from an IBM badged, Sharp manufactured product).

The best you can do is look at the similar parts in the Sanyo catalog - this is likely to be a fractional Nm motor, maybe .6Nm, but the best way to find out is to measure the holding torque.

If you're looking for a lot of torque you need a bigger frame motor - NEMA34 or bigger... you might be lucky and find that in a surplus store, but usually what comes out of printers etc are low-torque motors...