The actuator module, a core component of robots, requires high power density and efficiency, and must be compact/lightweight for improved operation time and performance. Especially for wearable robots, an actuator's characteristic of low impedance for force control is critical. Considering these characteristics, Angel Robotics has developed a high-power actuator module with a built-in reducer.
Experience our specialized actuator modules for robot actuators, including wearable robots, legged robots, and wheeled robots.
Features 01
High-Power Actuator Module
Utilizes a 200W frameless motor with high power density to achieve high output power with a lightweight
Features 02
Actuator Module with built-in reducer
Designed with a planetary gear inside the frameless motor to ensure compactness of the actuator module
Through precise machining process, maximize the efficiency of reducer and minimize the gear backlash
Features 03
Characteristics for Force-mode Control
Specification suitable for various robot applications
Low impedance design with built-in reducer
Performance
The actuator module operates with an efficiency of approximately 90%
delivering a maximum torque of about 22.3Nm at 140rpm.
The actuator module operates with an efficiency of approximately 90%
Product Details
Parameter
Typical
Unit
Voltage
48
V
No Load Speed
200
rpm
Rated Speed
180
rpm
Rated Torque
9.5
Nm
Rated Current
5.1
A
Stall Torque
(80)
Nm
Stall Current
40
A
Reducer Type
Planetary
Reduction Ratio
20.25
Weight
780
g
Dimensions
85 x 85 x 50
mm
Mounting Type
8-M3 (P.C.D 41)
Hall sensor (Rotor)
H1, H2, H3 (5V I/O)
Incremental Encoder (Rotor)
13 bit
Temperature Sensor
NTC type
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