Product Description
The MSK131D-0200-NN-M2-AP0-RNNN is an exclusive synchronous motor engineered and commercialized by Indramat Bosch under the Indradyn S MSK series. MSK motors are generally preferred due to their high torque density, compact construction, high precision, and dynamics. Synchronous motors like the MSK131D-0200-NN-M2-AP0-RNNN require an external field circuit to start. The field circuit controls the speed of the motor, allowing it to reach a speed equal to the system’s synchronous speed. For various applications, synchronous motors are preferrable to asynchronous motors because they can match the system’s synchronous speed, which is a function of the system frequency.
MSK motors also come in different frame types and sizes. The MSK131D-0200-NN-M2-AP0-RNNN, specifically, has a size-D 131 frame type, made primarily of sturdy aluminum material. This synchronous motor has a winding type of 0200, implying a rated speed of 2000 rpm during nameplate conditions. To lower its internal and surface temperature, the motor utilizes natural air convection. M2 motors like the MSK131D-0200-NN-M2-AP0-RNNN incorporate an optical multiturn absolute encoder that samples at 2048 increments. Multiturn encoders are advantageous in complex systems because they also provide information about the number of elapsed revolutions. Single-turn encoders, in contrast, only encode the position/speed of the rotor at a time, without information about the number of elapsed revolutions.
The MSK131D-0200-NN-M2-AP0-RNNN’s electrical connector is located on side A, the side housing the drive or shaft. The motor’s shaft incorporates a keyway and a sealing ring. With a shaft sealing ring, the drive side withstands low-pressure liquid applications at any direction and small particulates like dust. For S2 and M2 encoders, increased shaft run-out designs are also available. As part of the RNNN product family, the MSK131D-0200-NN-M2-AP0-RNNN also employs a shaft run-out construction.