
Servomotor series JHN, JHQ, and JL – User Manual
General technical data
Jetter AG
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Length of shaft and feather key x1:
May vary slightly between the JHN, JHQ and JL series. Please refer to the 2D drawing for details.
Further details on Jetter AG servo motors can also be found in the Industrial Automation Catalog,
Products and Services. For more information refer to chapter 1.2 Availability of information, page
4.3 Possible encoder/motor combinations (partly dependent on flange
size)
Type
Single/Multiturn
JHN
JHQ
JL
Resolver
Size 15/21
JHN2 … 7
JHQ12 (size 8)
JHQ12 … 8
JL1 (size 10)
JL2 … 8
F11/F12:
SEK/SEL37
JHN2 … 3
JHQ12 … 45
JL2
F11/F12:
SEK/SEL37
JHQ5 … 8 on request
F13/F14:
SKS/SKM36
JHN2 … 7
JHQ22 … 8
JL2
F15/F16:
SRS/SRM50
JHN3 … 7
JHQ4 … 8
JL3 … 8
F17/F18:
EES/EEM34
In preparation
F17/F18:
EES/EEM37
JHQ12 … 8
F19/F20:
EKS/EKM36
JHN3 … 7
JHQ22 … 8
4.4 Resolver
Parameter
Description
Input voltage
7 V
Input frequency
10 kHz
Number of pins
2
Speed ratio
0.5
Accuracy
± 10 arcmin
The resolver is mounted and wired together with the JetMoves from Jetter AG in such a way that
the commutation offset equals 0°. The position values increase with positive setpoints when the
motor shaft (front view on motor shaft) rotates clockwise.
Different resolver sizes are used for different flange sizes. The electrical values are independent of
the resolver size.
The 2D drawings of the flange sizes JHNxx, JHQxx and JLxx show the dimensions for motors with
resolvers. The length changes with the brake option or other encoder types.
Jetter AG provides 2D and 3D drawings of motors with resolvers or other encoder options on their
homepage:
Servo Motors | Jetter - We automate your success.
4.5 Derating at ambient temperatures higher than 40 °C
The speed/torque diagrams of the servo motors are given for an ambient temperature of up to 40°
C. For higher ambient temperatures, the values from this diagram must be multiplied by a derating
factor which can be taken from the derating table as a function of the temperature.