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Torque systems bnr3000_specsheet
1. Performance Benefits
Torque Systems specializes in the design of high performance brush
servo motors that provide efficiency, flexibility of application, and a
long and trouble-free service life. Our TORQUEMASTER® 3000 series
is no exception.
With fast response, accurate control and high torque-to-inertia ratios,
you can count on the TORQUEMASTER 3000 Series of brush servo
motors to provide smooth operation throughout a full speed range.
The 3000 Series delivers smooth and superior low speed performance,
and maximum power ratings with low thermal resistance for high
speed performance. In addition, with maximum torque in a smaller
package, you can count on better pricing for a better overall value.
When integrated with high performance brush amplifiers, TORQUE-
MASTER 3000 Series brush servo motors provide effective and highly
efficient motion control solutions for a wide range of applications—
including factory automation, packaging, robotics, machine tools,
medical instrumentation and more.
Design Features
TORQUEMASTER BNR 3000 Series servo motors are rated from 12 lb.-in. to 34
lb.-in. with speeds and torque stability up to 10,000 RPM— accommodating
DC bus voltages up to 325 volts. They utilize the latest in high performance
Neodymium, permanent magnet technology, and are available in several
standard windings (as well as custom windings) to meet your most
demanding applications.
Each servo motor in the TORQUE-MASTER 3000 Series is ruggedly designed
and manufactured for reliable performance. To satisfy many different
applications, TORQUEMASTER 3000 Series motors are manufactured to
NEMA/IEC specifications. For severe duty environments, the BNR design
is also available with IP65 sealing.
TORQUEMASTER BNR 3000 Series servo motors come standard with a hall
sensor or resolver commutation. Encoders, brakes, gearheads and
other options are available.
3000 SERIES
Series 3000, 325 VDC brushless servo motor — provides fast response,
accurate control and high torque-to-inertia ratios
• 8 pole brushless design
• Continuous torque ratings up to 34 lb.-in.—with speeds up to 10,000 RPM
• IP65 Sealing available
• NEMA 23 mounting features standard
• IEC 72 Metric specifications available
• Maximum torque per frame size with high performance Neodymium magnets
• Superior low speed performance
• Numerous custom options available
TORQUEMASTER
BRUSH SERVO MOTORS
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2. BRUSHLESS SERVO MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS
SYMBOL MOTOR PARAMETER UNITS BNR3012A BNR3024D BNR3034E
Nm Max Operating Speed RPM 10,000 7000 5800
TC Max Stall Torque Ib.-in.(Nm) 12 (1.4) 24 (2.7) 34 (3.8)
TPk Peak Torque Ib.-in.(Nm) 60 (6.78) 110 (12.4) 150 (16.95)
KT Torque Sensitivity Ib.-in./AMP(Nm/Amp) 1.69 (.19) 4.22 (.47) 5.07 (.57)
Ke Back E.M.F. Volts/Krpm 20 50 60
Ra Resistance Line to Line Ohms 1.24 2.6 2.1
L Inductance Line to Line Millihenry 2 5.1 4.7
Jm Rotor Inertia Ib.-in.-sec2
0.0008 0.0015 0.00196
(Kg-m2
) (0.00009) (0.00017) (0.0011)
TF Static Friction Ib.-in.(Nm) 0.10 (.011) 0.10 (.011) .125 (.014)
Fi Viscous Friction Lb-In/Krpm .075 0.094 0.156
Rth Thermal Resistance Deg C/Watt 1.2 0.92 0.8
Tm Mechanical Time Const. Millisec. 3.2 1.98 1.41
Te Electrical Time Const. Millisec. 1.5 2.0 3.6
WT Motor Weight Lbs(Kg) 6 (2.71) 8 (3.62) 9.5 (4.30)
NOTE: Continuous torque specifications obtained with motor mounted to an 8.5”x12”x 0.25”
aluminum plate at 25°C ambient. Typical values are within ±10% of rating.
Relationship Between Ke & KT
Torque Systems uses the following important motor performance parameters for the 3 phase square
wave and 3 phase sine wave brushless motors in order to properly account for the British Imperial unit
system currently used in the US.
Ke = Line-to-line volts-peak / Krpm*
KT = Pound-inches (lb-in) / peak phase amps
Ke is related to Kt as follows:
KT = Ke/11.834 for 3 phase square wave current driven amplifiers
KT = Ke/13.662 for 3 phase sinusoidal wave current driven amplifiers
*Krpm = 1000 rpm
For “RMS” values, divide peak values by √2
STANDARD SPEED/TORQUE CURVE DATA FOR SIZING A SERVO MOTOR
Nm = Maximum speed, continuous operation
Tcs = Continuous stall torque
All specifications subject to change without notice.
TORQUE PERFORMANCE CURVES
Nm
TcsTORQUE
SPEED
Continuous Duty Zone
Intermittent Duty Zone
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3. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS*
TORQUE PERFORMANCE CURVES
TORQUE SPEED CURVES OF OTHER WINDINGS AVAILABLE, CONSULT FACTORY.
DIMENSION CHART* (Dimensions may change depending upon options)
PART NUMBER AG A AK BB U AH XD S R
STD (inch) STD NEMA 34 STD NEMA 34
BNR3012 6.40 3.42 2.875 .06 .500 .375 1.00 1.19 .62 .125 .420/.413
BNR3024 7.40 3.42 2.875 .06 .500 .375 1.00 1.19 .62 .125 .420/.413
BNR3034 8.40 3.42 2.875 .06 .500 .375 1.00 1.19 .62 .125 .420/.413
All dimensions meet NEMA 34 specifications except where indicated as standard.
Metric IEC 72 (mm)
BNR3012 162.6 86.9 60j6 2.5 15j6 30 23 5.0 12
BNR3024 187.9 86.9 60j6 2.5 15j6 30 23 5.0 12
BNR3034 213.4 86.9 60j6 2.5 15j6 30 23 5.0 12
NOTE: Dimension AG includes commutation feedback device and/or a secondary feedback device as shown on ordering information.
With internal brake option add 2.0" to dimension “AG”
SPEED(RPM)
7000
8000
9000
10000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
1 10 100
TORQUE (LB-IN)
Motor BNR3012 - Winding: A
.11 1.1 6.78 11.3
TORQUE (Newton-Meters)
SPEED(RPM)
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
1 10 24 100 1000
TORQUE (LB-IN)
Motor BNR3024 - Winding: D
.11 1.1 11.3 113
TORQUE (Newton-Meters)
2.7
SPEED(RPM)
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
1 10 34 1000100
TORQUE (LB-IN)
Motor BNR3034 - Winding: E
.11 1.1 3.84 113
TORQUE (Newton-Meters)
11.3
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4. Customize The 3000 Series To Your Exact Requirements
To satisfy various applications with cost-effective solutions, 3000 Series motors are
readily available with a wide range of standard capabilities. Final designs are often
the result of cooperative efforts between the customer’s engineering department
and Torque Systems. For assistance, call your local distributor or Torque Systems
direct. We look forward to meeting your custom requirements.
Note 1. Hall Sensor Specifications
Voltage = 5V to 24V
Current = 10 ma typical, 25 ma max.
Output = Open collector
Note 2. Com. Encoder
Current = 250 ma
BNR ORDERING INFORMATION – (For Standard Options)
BNR 3 012 A HA B A P A A 000
FRAME SIZE
3 = 3.38" Dia.
STALL TORQUE
012 = 12 lb-in
024 = 24 lb-in
034 = 34 lb-in
WINDINGS
A = 20 V/Krpm (KT = 1.69 lb. in./Amp)
D = 50 V/Krpm (KT = 4.22 lb. in./Amp)
E = 60 V/Krpm (KT = 5.07 lb. in./Amp)
COMMUTATION/FEEDBACK (see note 3)
HA = Hall Sensor only
MO = Enc. Mtg. Provisions
RA = Resolver, 12 Arc Min
PA = Resolver, 7 Arc Min
SP = Special
Commutating Line Modular
Encoders Count Encoders*
CB = 250 = MB
CC = 500 = MC
CD = 1000 = MD
CE = 1024 = ME
CF = 2500 = MF
SC = Special = MS
BRAKE (Internal) (see note 4)
0 = None
B = 30 lb-in brake
ENGINEERING
MODIFICATIONS
SEALING
0 = None
A = per IP65 w/o shaft seal
B = per IP65 w/shaft seal
MOUNTING (see note 1)
A = 3.42" Sq. Flange with .500"
Dia. x 1.00" long shaft
D = NEMA 34 Flange with 0.375"
Dia. x 1.19" long shaft
M = Metric IEC72 Flange w/12J6 Dia. shaft
S = Special Flange and shaft
TERMINATIONS
C = Connector, MS3102A-20-4P Motor
MS3102A-22-14P Feedback
H = Heyco seal-tite w/1.5 ft shielded cable
P = Pipe Tap (NPT) w/1.5 ft shielded cable
MATING CONNECTORS (see note 2)
0 = None
A = Straight
B = Rt. Angle
S = Special
EXAMPLE: BNR 3 024 A RA B A C A A 000
MODEL/FRAME ENGINEERING MODIFICATIONS
24 LB-IN STALL TORQUE SEALING
WINDING MOUNTING FEATURES
COMMUTATION TERMINATIONS
BRAKE MATING CONNECTORS
Notes:
1. Standard BNR3000 motor mounting flanges use NEMA 34 standards but have oversized shaft diameters to carry
the rated torque load. Standard NEMA shaft diameters are typically undersized for most servo ratings and are not
recommended. Consult CMC regarding acceptable load limits before ordering or applying this option.
2. The above motors include standard MS connectors. Connector mates or cables must be ordered separately.
3. Standard encoders are dual channel line driver output with a marker pulse and complementary outputs.
4. Brakes are for holding static loads and not designed to stop moving loads. Standard coils are 24 volts DC.
*Modular Encoder selection includes Hall Sensor Commutation
TERMINATION CHART
FEEDBACK OPTIONS
(B STANDARD) MS3102R-22-14P
PIN Com. Encoder Resolver Hall (Note 1)
A Brake+ Brake+ Brake+
B Brake- Brake- Brake-
C – S2 (Sine+) –
D – S4 (Sine-) –
E Encoder A – –
F Encoder A – –
G Hall U S1 (Cosine+) H1
H Hall V S3 (Cosine-) H2
J Hall W – H3
K Encoder 5V R1 (Excit.+) +5V to +24V
L Encoder Com R2 (Excit.-) Common
M – – –
N Thermostat Thermostat Thermostat
P Thermostat Thermostat Thermostat
R Encoder B
–
– –
S Encoder B – –
T Encoder M – –
V Encoder M
–
– –
Modular Modular
PIN Encoder PIN Encoder
M 5 Volt S B
U Common R B
–
F A T M
E A
–
V M
–
MOTOR POWER CONNECTIONS
(B STANDARD) MS3102R-20-4P
PIN Motor Winding
A M1
B M2
C M3
D CASE
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