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Commutation:

AC Motor Construction:

AC Voltage & Frequency:

Phase:

AC Motor Features:

Output Power:

Other Output Power:

Continuous Current:

Continuous Torque:

Rotor Inertia:

Geared?

Gearing (if applicable):

Gearbox Ratio:

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Gearbox Efficiency:

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Design Units:

Shaft Size:

Shaft Speed:

Orientation:

Feedback:

Motor Shape:

Diameter / Width:

Housing Length:

NEMA Frame Size:

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Features:

Environmental Features:

Operating Temperature:

Shock Rating:

Vibration Rating:

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Motor Construction
   Commutation       
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   Brush       Brush motors have the armature windings on the rotor. The magnetic fields are commutated via direct contact of brushes with the rotor commutator. 
   Brushless       Brushless motors have their armature windings on the stator and the field on the rotor. They rely on internal noncontact sensing devices to activate external commutating electronics. 
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   AC Motor Construction       
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   Induction       Induction motors derive their name from the fact that current is induced into the rotor windings without any physical connection with the stator windings (which are directly connected to an AC power supply). Induction motors are adaptable to many different environments and capable of providing considerable power as well as variable speed control. Typically there is "slip," or loss of exact speed tracking with induction motors. 
   Synchronous       Synchronous motors operate at constant speed up to full load. The rotor speed is equal to the speed of the rotating magnetic field of the stator; there is no slip. Reluctance and permanent magnet are the two major types of synchronous motors. A synchronous motor is often used where the exact speed of a motor must be maintained. 
   Universal       Universal motors can operate at approximately the same speed and output on either DC or single-phase AC power. Universal motors are also known as an AC/DC motors. 
   Other       Unlisted or specialized AC motor construction. 
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AC Motor Specifications
   AC Voltage & Frequency       
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   115 / 120V 60 Hz       115 / 120V is standard residential or commercial voltage for 60 Hz power (North America). 
   208-230 / 240V 60 Hz       These are for 60 Hz power (North America). 
   460 / 480V 60 Hz       These are for 60 Hz power (North America). 
   575 / 600V 60 Hz       These are for 60 Hz power (North America). 
   50 Hz / International Power       International voltage levels, such as those common in Asia and Europe, and includes all 50 Hz power. 
   400 Hz / Aerospace       Motors and other components using 400 Hz power are primarily used for aerospace applications. 
   Other       Unlisted voltage / frequency motor. 
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   Phase       
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   Single-phase       Standard commercial and residential power is single-phase, meaning one sinusoidal or other alternating voltage pattern. 
   Three-phase       Three-phase power contains three simultaneous sinusoidal or other alternating voltage patterns, typically 120° out of phase with each other. Higher power efficiency and smoothness of operation is possible with three-phase operation. Three-phase power is most typically used for industrial or high power motors. 
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   AC Motor Features       
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   Multi-speed       Motor speed can be continuously adjusted or set at discrete speeds within the operating range. 
   Reversible       Motor can be run in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions with approximately the same operating characteristics. 
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Performance Specifications
   Output Power       
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   1/4 HP       Output for the motor is 1/4 hp. 
   300 W       Output for the motor is 300 W. 
   1/2 HP       Output for the motor is 1/2 hp. 
   1 HP       Output for the motor is 1 hp. 
   2 HP       Output for the motor is 2 hp. 
   5 HP / 3.6 KW       Output for the motor is 5 hp or 3.6 kW. 
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   Other Output Power       Mechanical power provided by the motor output. 
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   Continuous Current       Continuous current is the maximum rated current that can be supplied to the motor windings without overheating. 
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   Continuous Torque       Output torque capability of the motor under constant running conditions. 
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   Rotor Inertia         
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Gearmotor / Gearhead Options
   Geared       This category includes units with single integral gearheads, or replaceable / interchangeable gearhead options. 
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   Gearing (if applicable)       
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   Bevel       Bevel gear sets have intersecting axes that are commonly, but not always, perpendicular. They mate via teeth on angled edges. 
   Harmonic       Harmonic drives are extremely precise speed reduction systems, which transmit power via a rotating elliptical element that engages a flexible cup that then engages an internal gear, typically fixed. This power transmission delivers precise angular position in very high input-to-output ratio (50:1 & up) applications. 
   Planetary       Planetary gear heads involve several gears per stage rather than one pinion-gear set. A "sun gear" drives multiple planet or satellite gears, which then mesh on the inside of an internal or annular gear to provide relatively high torque and power transmission ratings. 
   Spur       Spur gear heads include one or more sets of pinion-gear sets, in which one pinion drives one gear. These sets can be stacked or cascaded to achieve higher reduction ratios. 
   Worm       Worm gearing uses right-angled drives in which a worm drives a wheel coupled to the output shaft or shafts. This arrangement is used for high reduction and compact right-angle power transmission. 
   Other       Unlisted or specialized gearing arrangement. 
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   Gearbox Ratio:       Gearbox ratio is the ratio of input speed to output speed. A ratio greater than one indicates speed reduction, while a ratio less than one indicates speed increase. 
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   Gearbox Efficiency:       Efficiency is the percentage of power or torque that is transferred through a gearbox. Losses occur due to factors such as friction and slippage inside the gearbox. 
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Shaft Specifications
   Design Units      Refers to the base units for specifications such as diameter, length, and threading.  Combinations are possible and this information is not known for some products.
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   English       Base units such as inches or fractions of an inch for primary dimensions as the shaft size, mounting geometry, etc. 
   Metric       Metric units such as millimeters or centimeters are used for primary dimensions as the shaft size, mounting geometry, etc. 
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   Shaft Size       Diameter of the output shaft(s). 
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   Shaft Speed       Shaft speed refers to the no-load rotational speed of the output shaft at a rated terminal voltage. 
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   Orientation       
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   Double-ended       Two output shafts. This may be one coming out the front and one coming out the back, or two coming out from a transverse gearbox. 
   Hollow       Hollow output shafts have a hole or bore that can accept a shaft.  Outputs with collets for tool bits are one example. 
   In-line       Output shaft axis is in-line with the axis of motor rotation. 
   Offset / Parallel       Output shaft is parallel with, but not concentric to, the axis of motor rotation. 
   Right Angle       Output shaft axis is perpendicular to the motor rotation axis, intersecting or nonintersecting. 
   Single-ended       One, single-ended output shaft. 
   Other       Unlisted shaft angle or configuration. 
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Feedback
   Feedback       
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   Integral Encoder       Integral encoders are attached for angular position signal. These encoders may include absolute or incremental encoders and a number of different encoder signal types. 
   Integral Resolver       Integral resolvers indicate angular position. Resolvers often rely on magnetic fields and are typically very robust; they are sometimes specified for harsh environments. 
   Integral Tachometer       Tachometers produce an output indicating the rotational speed of the motor. 
   Other       Unlisted or specialized feedback signal. 
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Housing / Enclosure
   Motor Shape:       
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   Cylindrical Body       Cylindrical motor body cross-sections are round. 
   Square Body       Square motor bodies have a square or rectangular shape. 
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   Diameter / Width       Diameter of cylindrical motors or width / height of square motors.  This is for the motor body only and does not include flanges. 
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   Housing Length       Housing length is the length of the motor body, not including shaft. 
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   NEMA Frame Size       NEMA frame sizes conform to a standard size and mounting configuration identified by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). Only numerical sizes are searchable in this field. 
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Features & Options
   Features       
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   Integral Clutch       Integral clutches engage and disengage the motor. 
   Integral Brake       Integral brake can be mechanical or electronic. 
   Brake / Clutch Combination       Integral combination of brake and clutch. 
   Integral Driver Electronics       Integral driver electronics are on-board or attached drivers or amplifier electronics. 
   Torque Motor       Torque motors are able to exert a constant torque even when stalled. 
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   Environmental Features       
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   Open Frame / Frameless       Open-frame or frameless enclosures have minimal or frame-like support, but no overall casing. 
   Totally Enclosed       Totally enclosed motors have an enclosure that prevents free exchange of air between the inside and the outside of the enclosure. Common ratings are TEFC (fan-cooled) and TENV (non-ventilated); this is not an airtight rating. These motors are most frequently used in potentially contaminated environments. 
   Dust-proof       Dust-proof motors protect against dust infiltration with features such as total enclosure and labyrinth seals for shafts. The IP (Ingress Protection) rating for dust-proof motors is IP6x. 
   Drip-proof       Drip-proof motors contain ventilation openings that are designed so that drops of liquid or solid particles falling from any angle within 15 degrees of vertical cannot enter the motor. Motors with an IP rating of IPx1 through IPx9 are considered drip-proof. 
   Waterproof       There are several degrees of waterproofing applicable to motors and they are reflected in the IP rating for the motor: IPx1: Protection against vertically falling drops of water (drip-proof). IPx2: Protection against direct sprays of water up to 15 degrees from vertical. IPx3: Protection against direct sprays of water up to 60 degrees from vertical. IPx4: Protection against water sprayed from all directions. IPx5: Protected against low pressure jets of water from all directions. IPx6: Protected against high pressure jets of water from all directions. IPx7: Protected against the effects of immersion up to 1 meter. IPx8: Protected against long periods of immersion under pressure. 
   Clean Room Use       Clean rooms are classified by particulate size and density in the ambient air. One such rating method classifies rooms according to number of particles larger than 0.5 micron in one cubic foot of air. There are various governmental, metric, and international standards. Motors rated for suitability in a clean room will identify the particular standard for which they are rated. 
   Cryogenic Use       Motors with a cryogenic rating are constructed for extremely low ambient temperatures such as 20 K and below. 
   Explosion-proof       Explosion-proof motors have totally enclosed housings that are constructed to withstand internal explosion of a specified gas, vapor, or dust. Should such an explosion occur, the enclosure would prevent the ignition or explosion of the gas or vapor surrounding the motor enclosure. Several explosion-proof ratings are governed by Underwriter's Laboratories (UL). 
   Radiation-hardened       Radiation-hardened motors are constructed of materials designed to withstand high-energy gamma radiation. Ratings are expressed in units such as permissible RADs in total accumulated dose (TAD). 
   Vacuum Use       Vacuum-rated motors incorporate features such as lubricant vapor pressure below rated ambient vacuum and construction techniques. 
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Environmental Specifications Full required ranged of ambient operating temperature.
   Operating Temperature       Full required range of operating temperature. 
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   Shock Rating       Shock rating is the maximum shock the motor can withstand and still meet operating specifications. 
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   Vibration Rating       Vibrating rating is the maximum vibration the motor can withstand and still meet operating specifications. 
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