Special Features:

Direct current at 45 v, 6 amps; 7.5 ohms resistance, 28.1 in-lbs per amp constant torque at 100 degrees c windings; peak stall torque 126 in-lbs; rotational rates 2 rad/sec max, 0.2 rad/sec average (continuous rotation); brush-type torquer; bearings either stainless steel or cadmium or chromium coated; all lead wiring polytetrafluoroethylene insulated single wire no smaller than no. 24; entireassembly totally enclosed; operating temp minus 28 degrees c to plus 85 degrees cf diameter 9.437 in.; depth 2.227 in. Porm 0.016 in.; weight 10.0 lbs; exterior coated with primer and black enamel except where masked; no preventative maintenance over expected life of 5 years of continuous operation

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.