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- Description
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Details
Gear Options
Mechanisms such as flywheels and arms do not need large external gear ratios when the driving motor is already outputting a targeted output speed or torque. Therefore, changing internal gear ratios to fit specific needs allows more efficient and compact mechanisms to be designed. Use the clear window of the V5 Smart Motor to identify one of three user-changeable colored gear cartridges:
- 36:1 (100 RPM) - High torque, low speed. Great for robot arms and lifting heavy objects
- 18:1 (200 RPM) - Standard gear ratio for drive train applications
- 6:1 (600 RPM) - Low torque, high speed. Best used for intake rollers, flywheels, or other fast moving mechanisms
- Product Specs
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V5 Smart Motor Specifications 2-Wire Motor 393 + Motor Controller 29 Speed Approximately 100, 200 or 600 RPM 120, 160, or 240 RPM Peak Power 11 W 3.93 W Continuous Power 11 W 2.70 W Stall Torque 2.1 Nm 1.67 Nm Low Battery Performance 100% Power Output 51% Power Output Feedback Position
Velocity (calculated)
Current
Voltage
Power
Torque (calculated)
Efficiency (calculated)
TemperaturePosition1 Encoder 1800 ticks/rev with 36:1 gears
900 ticks/rev with 18:1 gears
300 ticks/rev with 6:1 gears627 ticks/rev with High Torque gears1
392 ticks/rev with High Speed gears1
261 ticks/rev with Turbo gears1Dimensions 2.26” W x 2.82” L x 1.30” H
(57.3 mm W x 71.6 mm L x 33.0 mm H)1.97” W x 2.16” L x 0.98” H
(50 mm W x 55 mm L x 25 mm H)Weight 0.342 lbs
(155 grams)0.209 lbs
(95 grams)1. Motor 393 Position requires the Integrated Motor Encoder (IME).
- Kit Contents
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V5 Smart Motor (276-4840)
- (1) V5 Smart Motor w/ 18:1 Gear Cartridge
V5 Motor 36:1 Cartridge (276-5840)- (1) V5 Motor 36:1 Cartridge (100 RPM)
V5 Motor 18:1 Cartridge (276-5841)- (1) V5 Motor 18:1 Cartridge (200 RPM)
V5 Motor 6:1 Cartridge (276-5842)- (1) V5 Motor 6:1 Cartridge (600 RPM)
- Docs & Downloads
- Other Info
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The V5 Smart Motor uses M1.8 x 16mm screws to hold the casing together. Use a PH1 Phillips bit to remove them.
- CAD Files
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