LinX Series Linear Motor - User Guide
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Peak Force
– Identify the peak force required for the application. A forcer will only be able to produce
its peak force for a short period of time; the duty cycle also needs to be considered.
Continuous Force
– Identify the RMS force usage of the application. A forcer is able to exceed its
continuous force rating by an amount depending on the duty cycle. Exceeding this can result in
exceeding the motor temperature ratings and damage to the motor. Refer to
9.1.1 Application
Continuous Force Calculation Example
for more information on how to calculate an applications
continuous force requirement.
Velocity
– Identify the peak velocity required for the application. Available peak force may be reliant on
velocity depending on the DC Bus voltage of the servo drive and the forcer model chosen. Refer to
5.2
Force vs Speed Characteristics.
Cooling of the forcer must be considered for applications with a high continuous operating current. The forcer can
be natural air cooled for low duty cycle applications or liquid cooled for increased continuous force output. Refer
to
5 Specifications
for forcer capabilities under different cooling schemes.
The forcer provides 4 mounting holes on the front flange to attach the forcer to a payload or stationary surface.
Depending on the application, the forcer can be affixed in a precision bore or to a simple bracket. It is
recommended that the forcer mounting is nonmagnetic to prevent magnetic interaction with the motor.
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