NEMA 14 Bipolar 1.8deg 0.13Nm (18oz.in) 0.5A 8V 35x35x27mm 4 Wires Stepper Motor

NEMA 14 Bipolar 1.8deg 0.13Nm (18oz.in) 0.5A 8V 35x35x27mm 4 Wires Stepper Motor

Manufacturer Part Number: 35H027H-0504
Frame Size: 35x35mm
Motor Type: Bipolar Stepper motor
Step Angle: 1.8 deg
Holding Torque: 0.13Nm(18oz.in)
Rated Current/phase: 0.5A
Voltage: 8V
Phase Resistance: 16ohms
Inductance: 19mH ± 20%(1KHz)
Body Length: 27mm

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Product Introduction

Technical Parameter

Item

Specifications

Step Angle Accuracy

±5%

Resistance Accuracy

±10%

Inductance Accuracy

±20%

Temperature Rise

80K Max.

Ambient Temperature

-10℃~+50℃

Insulation Resistance

100MΩMin.@ 500VDC

Dielectric strength

One minute@500VAC∙5mA Max.

Shaft Radial Play

0.06Max.@450g

Shaft Axial Play

0.08Max.@450g

 

Technical Specification

Model No.

Polar

Rated
Voltage

Current/
Phase

Resistance/
Phase

Inductance/
Phase

Holding
Torque

# of
Leads

Rotor
inertia

Weight

Length

35H027H-0504

Bipolar

V

A

Ω

mH

oz-in

kgf · cm

4

g∙ cm2

kg

mm

8

0.5

16

19

18

1.3

10

0.13

27

 

Mechanical Dimension                                                                     

31

Pull Out Torque Curve

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FAQ

Q: What is step resolution in a stepper motor?

A: Step resolution refers to the number of steps per rotation or movement that a stepper motor is capable of making.

 

Q: What is the accuracy of the stepper motor, and is it cumulative?

A: The general stepper motor accuracy is 3-5% of the step angle, and it does not accumulate.

 

Q: Why does the torque of a stepper motor decrease as the speed rises?

A: When a stepper motor rotates, the inductance of each phase of the motor winding will form a reverse electric potential: the higher the frequency, the greater the reverse electric potential. Under its action, the motor decreases in phase current as the frequency (or speed) increases, which leads to a decrease in torque.

 

Q: What is holding torque?

A: Holding torque refers to the moment when the stepper motor is energized but does not rotate to lock the rotor. It is one of the most important parameters of a stepper motor.

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