AC Servo Motor Spec Table

AC Servo Motor Specifications — 16 sizes
JIS C 4034-1

A servo motor with encoder feedback for precise position, speed, and torque control. Core component of industrial robots, machine tools, and automation.

Practical Notes

  • Higher encoder resolution = better position accuracy. General use: 17-bit; high precision: 20-bit+.
  • Inertia ratio (load/motor) should be within 5:1 for stability. Exceeding causes vibration or slow response.

Selection Guide

Encoder-feedback control for high-speed, high-precision, high-torque performance. Used in CNC machines, industrial robots, and semiconductor equipment. More expensive than steppers but superior in responsiveness and speed range.

JISAC Servo Motor

8 sizes

Ratings follow JIS C 4034-1, but the power, torque and dimensions in the table are manufacturer catalog values.

NominalTypeFrameTorqueVolt/CurrentUse
100WAC Servo Motor-0.32AC200SmallPrecision
200WAC Servo Motor-0.64AC200SmallAutomation
400WAC Servo Motor-1.27AC200General Automation
750WAC Servo Motor-2.39AC200MediumAutomation
1kWAC Servo Motor-3.18AC200Industrial Robot
2kWAC Servo Motor-6.37AC200LargeAutomation
3kWAC Servo Motor-9.55AC200Machine
5kWAC Servo Motor-15.90AC200Large Machine

Key Features

  • Encoder feedback closed-loop; switchable between position, speed, and torque control modes
  • Rated speed 2000–3000 rpm; instantaneous peak torque up to 300% of rated
  • 17/23-bit absolute encoder; remembers position after power-off (battery-less)

Key Applications

CNC machine servo axes, industrial robot joints, semiconductor wafer transfer, injection machine e-drive, electron beam steering

FAQ

Most important servo motor selection parameters?

Continuous torque, peak torque, rated speed, and rotor inertia are key. Keep inertia ratio (load/motor) within 5:1.

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