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MPP1904P - Higher Power Rotary Servo Motors

Download the MPP1904P datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the MPP0921B variant, as both devices belong to the same higher power rotary servo motors family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Features

  • a new design that offers lower inertia and higher power, all in a smaller motor package. These brushless servo motors are designed for the demanding.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (MPP0921B-Parker.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number MPP1904P
Manufacturer Parker
File Size 1.10 MB
Description Higher Power Rotary Servo Motors
Datasheet download datasheet MPP1904P Datasheet

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MPP / MPJ Series Servo Motors Catalog USA 96-029085-01 3M 02/08 Higher Power Rotary Servo Motors, with Low and High Inertia The “MaxPlusPlus” (MPP) series of brushless servo motors from Parker features a new design that offers lower inertia and higher power, all in a smaller motor package. These brushless servo motors are designed for the demanding applications found in today’s high-performance servo systems. The MPP motors feature segmented core technology, which can yield up to 40% higher torque per unit size than conventionally wound servo motors. “Potted” stators improve heat transfer for better thermal efficiency, resulting in increased torque at the motor shaft. High-energy neodymium magnets are employed for higher rates of acceleration.
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