Special Features:

Brush-type torquer; peak stall torque at 100 degrees c winding 42 in./lb., constant torque 3.1 in./lb. Per watt; friction torque 3.6 in./lb. Measured at minus 28 and plus 85 degrees c; duty cycle continuous operation at 60 pct of peak torque; totally enclosed; stainless steel bearings sealed or shielded and coated with cadmium or chromium; lead wiring number 24 or larger, single wire polytetrafluoroethylene insulated; operating temp minus 82 to plus 85 degrees c; dims: 6.75 in. Dia; 2.075 in. D porm 0.003 in.; direct current; expected life at sea 5 years; weight 5.3 lb.

Properties:

A motor whose rotating member is limited in travel to less than one mechanical revolution or travel at a speed much lower than a conventional motor. It is designed to convert an electrical energy input into a fast-responding mechanical motion output in the form of a constant torque. It does not include gear box(es) or gear train(s), commutators, brushes, or slip rings. The output torque may be exerted through a rotational travel movement or while operating in a continuously stalled or intermittently stalled condition. Excludes electromagnetic actuator; motor, control; and solenoid, electrical.