Description
Engineered for high-precision industrial motion control, the Delta Electronics ECMA-E21320RS is a robust AC servo motor designed to provide dependable torque performance and accurate speed regulation. Serving as a crucial rotary actuator component, this motor features a 130mm frame size and is built to integrate with industrial motion control systems. Its electrical design ensures highly efficient conversion of electrical energy into mechanical energy, supporting demanding duty cycles in automated production environments.
The ECMA-E21320RS incorporates an integrated feedback encoder that continuously reports shaft position to the driving controller. This high-resolution feedback mechanism guarantees exceptional closed-loop response and stability, making the motor well-suited for applications that experience dynamic load variations.
Features
- High-torque design packed into a standard 130mm frame configuration.
- Integrated optical feedback encoder for precise position control.
- Low-inertia rotor allowing rapid acceleration and deceleration cycles.
- Industrial-grade insulation with a high resistance rating of 100 MOhm.
- Solid mechanical shaft design with standard keyway for reliable torque transmission.
Applications
- CNC machine tools and automated metal cutting.
- Industrial packaging machinery and continuous conveyor lines.
- Multi-axis gantry robots and material handling systems.
- Textile manufacturing machinery and automated tensioning controllers.
- Automotive assembly line positioning systems.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Delta Electronics |
| Part Number / Model |
ECMA-E21320RS |
| Product Category |
AC Servo Motor |
| Rated Output Power |
2.0 kW |
| Rated Torque |
9.55 N-m |
| Maximum Torque |
28.65 N-m |
| Rated Speed |
2000 r/min |
| Maximum Speed |
3000 r/min |
| Rated Current |
33.03 A |
| Power Rating |
62.5 kW/s |
| Mechanical Time Constant |
0.96 ms |
| Electrical Time Constant |
15.86 ms |
| Insulation Resistance |
100 MOhm (at 500 VDC) |
| Weight |
9.2 kg |
Installation Guidelines
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Mounting: Ensure the motor is securely mounted onto a rigid, vibration-free surface to prevent alignment drift and shaft stress.
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Alignment: Use highly flexible couplings to link the motor shaft with the mechanical load, minimizing radial and axial load limits.
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Wiring: Route the power and encoder feedback cables through separate conduits to eliminate electromagnetic interference (EMI) risks.
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Grounding: Ensure the motor housing is properly bonded to the system protective earth (PE) ground terminal.
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Thermal Management: Maintain unhindered airflow around the motor body to prevent overheating during high-duty-cycle operation.