24V 4000RPM 0.72Nm 300W 12A 80x80x84mm Brushless DC Motor

24V 4000RPM 0.72Nm 300W 12A 80x80x84mm Brushless DC Motor

Manufacturer Part Number: 80BL02402-0300-XXX
Frame Size: 80x80mm
Protection Grade: IP40
Rated Voltage: 24V
Rated Speed: 4000RPM
Rated Torque: 0.72Nm
Power: 300W

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Product Introduction

General Specifications

Protection grade

IP40

Ambient Temperature

-20℃~55℃

Storage Temperature

-25℃~+70℃

Ambient Humidity

<85% ( without condensation )

Insulation Class

Class B

Insulation Resistance

100MΩMin.@500VDC

 

Wiring

Lead No.

Lead Color

Lead Gauge

Function

Description

1

Red

UL1061/24AWG

VCC

Supply voltage for Hall Sensors

2

Yellow

Hv

 

3

Blue

Hw

 

4

Black

GND

Ground for Hall Sensors

5

Orange

Hu

 

6

Blue

UL1061/18AWG

w

 

7

Orange

u

 

8

Yellow

v

 

 

Technical Specification

Model NO.

Rated Voltage

Speed

Rated Torque

Power

Rated Current

No-load Speed

No-load Current

Resistance/line-line

Inductance/line-line

Back EMF Constant

Length

 

VDC

rpm

N.m

W

A

rpm

A

Ω

mH

V/krpm

mm

80BL02402-0300-XXX

24

4000

0.72

300

12.00

4500

2.4

0.07

0.19

4.53

84

 

Mechanical Dimension

30

FAQ

Q: What are the thermal considerations for BLDC motor operation?

A: 1. Temperature Limits: BLDC motors have specific temperature limits specified by the manufacturer. Operating the motor within these temperature limits ensures optimal performance and longevity. Exceeding the temperature limits can lead to insulation breakdown, demagnetization of magnets, and other detrimental effects.

 

2. Heat Dissipation: Efficient heat dissipation is essential to maintain the motor's temperature within acceptable limits. The motor design should incorporate appropriate cooling mechanisms such as ventilation, heat sinks, or fans to dissipate heat generated during operation. Adequate airflow and proper motor mounting are important factors to facilitate heat transfer.

 

3. Duty Cycle and Continuous Operation: The duty cycle of the motor, which refers to the ratio of motor operation time to the total time, affects the heat generation. Continuous operation at maximum load can result in significant heat buildup. If the motor operates near its maximum capacity, it may require additional cooling measures or derating to ensure the temperature stays within safe limits.

 

4. Overcurrent and Overload Protection: Overcurrent or overloading conditions can lead to increased heat generation in the motor. Implementing appropriate protection mechanisms such as overcurrent protection devices, thermal sensors, or motor protection circuits can help prevent excessive heat buildup and mitigate potential damage.

 

5. Ambient Temperature: The ambient temperature in which the motor operates affects its thermal performance. High ambient temperatures reduce the motor's ability to dissipate heat effectively. Therefore, it's important to consider the ambient temperature and factor it into the motor's thermal design and operation.

 

6. Thermal Monitoring: Incorporating temperature sensors or thermal monitoring systems within the motor can provide real-time temperature feedback. Monitoring the motor's temperature allows for proactive measures to be taken if the temperature approaches or exceeds the limits. It enables timely adjustments, such as reducing the load, increasing cooling, or implementing thermal protection mechanisms.

 

7. Insulation Class: BLDC motors have different insulation classes that determine their ability to withstand temperature variations. Selecting a motor with an appropriate insulation class suitable for the application's temperature requirements is crucial to ensure long-term reliability and prevent insulation failure.

 

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