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December 2021
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December's Motion Ideas and Tips

【 Product 】DC Input Axial Fans Lineup Expansion

The popular MD Series axial fans lineup has been expanded to basic, alarm, long-life, variable flow, and splash proof types to satisfy more application requirements.

Axial fans use a propeller to generate airflow in the direction of the axis of rotation. Capable of generating a large airflow, axial fans are suited for applications requiring ventilation cooling. Axial flow fans
Fan Types

S Type = Standard/Basic

Fan ventilation

The large airflow of axial fans is suitable for ventilation and cooling inside electronic devices.

A Type = Alarm

Low Speed Alarm - MD Series A type axial fans
This fan has a built-in alarm that will help to prevent unexpected problems or malfunctions with your equipment. It offers a choice between stall alarm and low-speed alarm.

E Type = Efficiency/Long-Life

180,000 hours

In addition to the cooling capacity, this fan promises a lifespan of approximately 180,000 hours giving you up to 20 years of continuous, durable long-life performance. 

V Type = Variable Flow

Fan Speed Controller for MD Series V type

The rotation speed for this fan can be adjusted via a PWM controller. This will allow you to adjust airflow and static pressure resulting in energy savings and noise reduction.

P Type = Splash Proof

Washodwn - MD Series P type axial fans

This splash-proof type fan can be used in both wet and dusty environments. It conforms to the IP68 protection rating as described by the IEC standard.

Learn more about the MD Series  

Tips
  • Use a thermostat to reduce power consumption.
  • Watch a video to learn about other types of fans.

【 Video 】2 Things to Know about the BLV Series R Type

The high feedback resolution from the new motor sensor from the BLV Series R type improves performance, such as wider speed range, smoother operation, and better position control.
  • Smooth performance is possible up to 4,000 r/min.
  • Improved startup and stopping performance even from 1 r/min. 
  • Current position and position feedback are possible.

BLV Series R type smooth drive for mobile robots

To support status monitoring and predictive maintenance, the BLV Series R Type offers its own BLST01 support software.  In addition, both Modbus RTU and CANopen network communication are available to connect to a variety of host controllers.
  • BLST01 software provides easy programming and status monitoring.
  • By using network commands, data is maximized while wiring is minimized.

Modbus (RTU) and CANopen

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Learn more about the BLV Series R Type  

Please download the new BLV Series R Type brochure to learn more about its lineup, specifications, features, functions, and network communication capabilities.

BLV Series R Type brochure


【 Video 】Simple Speed Control for AC Motors

The US2 Series combines an AC gear motor with an easy-to-use speed controller.  Linear heads are also available for linear travel requirements.  Many more product videos are available on our YouTube channel.

US2 Series: easy speed control for AC motors

Watch more videos on our YouTube channel


【 Year in Review 】Best Engineering Notes From 2021

Motor Sizing Basics Part 1: How to Calculate Load Torque Proper sizing of a motor requires that 3 criteria must be met: torque, load inertia, and speed.
Motor sizing basics: load torque
Control Basics: The Difference Between Sink and Source Logic For someone who has never had experience wiring I/O for motion control, it can be scary the first time.
Control Basics: The Difference Between Sink and Source Logic
Fan Basics: Air Flow, Static Pressure, and Impedance Do you know how to use this graph?
Fan Basics: Air Flow, Static Pressure, and Impedance

Engineering Notes

Our offices will be closed on 12/23, 12/24, 12/27, 12/31, and 1/3.

Happy Holidays from the OM family to you!  We wish you a happy and prosperous 2022.

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