
NEMA 17 Bipolar 1.8deg 0.21Nm(29.1oz-in) 0.42A 4.4V 42x42x33mm 4 Wires Stepper Motor
Manufacturer Part Number: 42H033H-0504
Frame Size: 42x42mm
Motor Type: Bipolar Stepper
Step Angle: 1.8 deg
Holding Torque: 0.21Nm(29.1oz.in)
Rated Current/phase: 0.42A
Voltage: 4.4V
Phase Resistance: 10.5ohms
Inductance: 18mH ± 20%(1KHz)
Body Length: 33mm
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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 |
-20℃~+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 |
Current/ |
Resistance/ |
Inductance/ |
Holding |
# of |
Rotor |
Weight |
Length |
|
|
V |
A |
Ω |
mH |
oz-in |
kgf · cm |
g∙ cm2 |
kg |
mm |
|||
|
42H033H-0504 |
Bipolar |
4.4 |
0.42 |
10.5 |
18 |
29.1 |
2.1 |
4 |
35 |
0.22 |
33 |

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FAQ
Q: What are stepper motors' limits compared with servo motors?
A: Stepper motors and servo motors have different characteristics and performance limits. Here's a comparison of some of their key differences:
1. Torque: Servo motors typically provide higher torque compared to stepper motors. Stepper motors deliver torque in discrete steps, while servo motors can provide continuous torque output. Servo motors have higher torque densities, making them more suitable for applications that require high torque at high speeds.
2. Speed: Stepper motors generally have lower maximum speeds compared to servo motors. Stepper motors operate in a step-wise manner, which limits their speed capabilities. On the other hand, servo motors can achieve higher speeds due to their closed-loop control systems and continuous feedback.
3. Positioning Accuracy: Stepper motors offer excellent positioning accuracy and repeatability, typically in the range of a fraction of a degree or step. Servo motors, when paired with high-resolution encoders and closed-loop control systems, can achieve even higher levels of accuracy.
4. Response Time: Servo motors have faster response times compared to stepper motors. Servo motors can quickly adjust their position and speed in response to changes in the control signal or external disturbances. Stepper motors have a slower response due to their open-loop control system, which may lead to lag in following rapid changes.
5. Overload Capability: Servo motors have higher overload capabilities compared to stepper motors. Servo motors can handle brief periods of higher torque demands without losing synchronization or stalling. Stepper motors may experience issues if subjected to sustained overload conditions.
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