Baumüller - Three-Phase Synchronous Motors
Baumüller - Three-Phase Synchronous Motors
Baumüller - Three-Phase Synchronous Motors
Table of contents
3.3. Encoder cables for b maXX 4000............................................................................................................... 46
3.3.1. Technical data ............................................................................................................................. 46
3.3.2. Application references ................................................................................................................. 47
3.3.3. Order information for encoder cables .......................................................................................... 48
3.4. Encoder cables for b maXX 5000............................................................................................................... 49
3.4.1. Technical data ............................................................................................................................. 49
3.4.2. Application references ................................................................................................................. 50
3.4.3. Order information for encoder cables .......................................................................................... 50
3.5. Thermal sensor........................................................................................................................................... 51
3.6. Fan data ..................................................................................................................................................... 52
3.6.1. Standard fan motors .................................................................................................................... 52
3.6.2. Integrated axial blowers .............................................................................................................. 53
3.6.3. Filter............................................................................................................................................. 54
4. Dimension drawings ................................................................................................................................ 55
4.1. Dimension drawings DS2-100 .................................................................................................................... 55
4.2. Dimension drawings DS2-132 .................................................................................................................... 56
4.3. Dimension drawings DS2-160 .................................................................................................................... 58
4.4. Dimension drawings DS2-200 .................................................................................................................... 62
4.5. Main connection – Terminal box ................................................................................................................ 64
4.5.1. Terminal markin ........................................................................................................................... 64
4.5.2. Terminal box version ................................................................................................................... 64
4.5.3. Position of the terminal boxes and outlet direction of the main connection ................................ 65
5. Commissioning and maintenance instructions .................................................................................... 66
6. Declaration of Conformity ....................................................................................................................... 66
6.1. What is an EC directive .............................................................................................................................. 66
6.2. What does the CE mark signify? ................................................................................................................ 67
6.3. Declaration of Conformity, definition of term .............................................................................................. 67
6.4. EU-Declaration of Conformity..................................................................................................................... 68
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updated by our editing staff. Please note that all data/figures/information represent current data at the time of
going to press. This data is not legally binding for the purposes of dimensioning, computation, or calculation.
Before using the information in this document as a basis for your own calculations and/or applications, you
must ensure that it is the most up-to-date version of this information.
Therefore, we cannot accept liability for the correctness of the information in this document.
Issue: 06/2013
1.
1 Three-phase synchron
s nous motors DS2
2 100-200
0
1.1.
1 Gen
neral techn
nical data
Version
V B3 Frame e size 100-200 0
B5 Frame e size 100-200 0
B35 Frame e size100-200
Connection
C Main conneection U V W (Terminal bo ox)
Control con
nnection 12-pinn connector, 17-pin connecttor, 9-pin conn nector with
ENDA AT interface
Thermal sensor In the main connecttion
Brake Axial ventilation:
v 8-p
pin connector
Radiaal ventilation orr water coolingg: Terminal de
esign
Thermal
T sensoor KTY84 - 130 Linearr temperature sensor for thee analysis in th he controller
Temperature
T rrise Δϑ≤ 105K Insula
ation class F acc. to EN 600034
Environmental
E l conditions Class 3K3/33Z12 as per D
DIN Repre esents 0 to 40 °C at 5 % to 885 % rel. humidity and an
for
f running EN 60721-3 3-3, however: absoluute humidity of 1 g/m³ to 25 g/m³ and an installation
temperaturee range 0-40 °°C heightt up to approx. 1,400 m.
Environmental
E l conditions Class 1K2/11M1 DIN Repre esents -15 to 60
6 °C at 5 % too 85 % rel. hu umidity and an n
for
f EN 60721-3 3-1, however: absoluute humidity of 1 g/m³ to 25 g/m³;
lo
ong-term stora
age temperaturee range -15-600 °C mperatures below 3 °C you sshould drain th
at tem he cooling watter
Environmental
E l conditions Class 2K2/22M1 DIN Repre esents -15 to 60
6 °C at 5 % too 85 % rel. hu umidity and an n
for
f transport EN 60721-3 3-2, however: absoluute humidity of 1 g/m³ to 25 g/m³;
temperaturee range-15-600 °C at tem
mperatures below 3 °C you sshould drain th he cooling watter
Surface
S Black matt RAL 9005
9
Bearing
B D-side Standard = ball bea aring; option = roller bearingg
N-side Locatiing bearing
Service
S life of bearing L10h 20,0000h Standard value, antti-friction beariing with perma anent grease
ation
lubrica
Vibration
V classs A Standard: according g to DIN EN600034-14: 2004 4-09
B Optionn: Size 100-16 60, ball bearinngs only
True
T running N Standard: Normal according
a to D
DIN 42955
R Optio
on: Size 100-160, ball beaarings only
Vibration-proo
V f up to radial 3 g / axial
a 1g Standard: 10 Hz - 55
5 Hz accordinng to EN 6006 68-2-6
radial 5 g / axial
a 1g n: Size 100-16
Option 60, 10 Hz - 555 Hz according g to EN 60068
8-
2-6
Flange
F FF flange as perr standard IEC
C standard
Shaft
S end Cylindrical accord
ding to DIN 7448
Cente
ering with interrnal thread acccording to DIN
N 332, shape D
Option
n: with key acc cording to DIN
N 6885
Actual
A speed e
encoder ver
2-pin resolv Standard – see sec ction 3.2
Sincos/EnDDat encoder ns – see section 3.2
Option
Holding
H brake Disk brakess n: Mounted on
Option n N-side as asssembly
manufactured by Baumülller Other manufacturerrs on request
Approbation
A CE Standard
DS2
D 100-200 0 06/13 Technnical alteratio
ons reserved
d
Baumüller
B Nü
ürnberg Gmb
bH 5
Three-phase synchronous motors DS2 100-200
Fan motor connection Mounted standard motor Terminal box of standard motor
Integrated fan motor 6-pin connector
Terminal box N-side Position options for external fan
D-side on request
The standard versions of the motors are unsuitable for operation in salty or aggressive atmospheres and are
not suitable for erection outdoors. If, with an air-cooled motor, the air is contaminated with dust particles or
similar substances in the surrounding air, which cannot be kept out efficiently by the filter elements in use, then
the a conversation with the manufacturer is necessary to find a solution to the problem.
CAUTION:
With allocation of the motor in a specific protection class, it is a standardized brief test procedure. This can vary
considerably depending on the actual environmental conditions at the site of installation.
Depending on the environmental conditions, such as the chemical consistency of the dust materials or the
cooling media being used at the site of installation, evaluation of the suitability of the motor based on the type of
protection is only possible to a limited extent (e.g. electrically conducting dust materials or aggressive coolant
vapors or coolant fluids). In these cases the motor must additionally be protected by appropriate measures on
the machine side.
The power ratings (torques) listed in the table apply to continuous operation (S1) at the rated speed and a
maximum ambient temperature of 40 °C, for machines installed below 1,000 m a.m.s.l.
If motors are to be operated at an ambient temperature of more than 40 °C, or altitudes above 1,000 m a.m.s.l.,
the required list power rating PL (list torque Mn)is calculated from the product of factors k1 and k2 (specified in
the table below) and the required power rating P (torque M).
Ambient temperature 40 °C 45 °C 50 °C 55 °C 60 °C
Correction factor k1 1 1.06 1.13 1.22 1.34
Altitude a.m.s.l. up to 1,000 m 2,000 m 3,000 m 4,000 m 5,000 m
Correction factor k2 1 1.07 1.16 1.27 1.55
Design changes may be necessary in the case of ambient temperatures above 40 °C and installation of motors
in an enclosure: For this reason, it is imperative that the manufacturer is contacted.
If, in the case of an increasing site altitude above 1,000 m, the ambient temperature decreases by approx. 10
°C
per 1,000 m increase, no power correction is necessary (note the minimum operating temperature).
The power ratings (torques) that appear in the list apply to permanent operation S1 at nominal speed, provided
the cooling circuit requirements for water-cooled motors are met!
The reduction factors included in the table below must be considered when operating DSD2 motors with higher
coolant inlet temperatures:
1.4. Watercooling
Clean water that is free of dirt and suspended matter must be used as a coolant.
Sufficient quantities of additives for corrosion and germ protection must be mixed in. The additive type and
dosage are based on recommendations from the additive manufacturer and the prevailing ambient conditions.
35
min. coolant temperature (°C)
30
ty
idi
umh ty
25 el. idi
r um ty
85
% l. h idi
re m
% . hu ty
75 re
l idi
m
65
%
l. hu ty
20 re idi
% um
55 l. h
re ty
% idi
45 m
l . hu
re
% ty
15 35 idi
um
e l. h
r
%
25
10
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
ambient temperature (°C)
The allowed coolant temperature depends on relative humidity and ambient temperature. For example with an
ambient temperature of 25 °C and a relative humidity of 65% the minimum coolant temperature is 18 °C.
Because these are limiting values on practical side a coolant temperature greater than 18 °C should be used. If
this minimum coolant temperature will be under run the two- point controller of Baumüller drive must be used to
avoid condensation.
Start
Yes
No
Twater>Tmin.water
(diagram 1.4.2)
No
Twater≤ 25 °C Yes
Yes Derating No
referred to Twater≤ 25 °C
2-point
No table
controller
restrictions Ton = 70 °C
Toff = 50 °C
Yes
No
restrictions
No
Twater≤ 25 °C
Yes
No
restrictions
Note:
The supply of cooling fluid must be interrupted to prevent condensation when storing for an extended period. In
addition, at ambient temperatures < 3°C and if the motor has not run for an extended period, drain the cooling
fluid to prevent damage caused by frost. When using anti-freeze you need to consult the manufacturer.
Motor Type Flow rate Pressure drop ±15% Temperature rise Max. coolant pressure Connection (G-
[l/min] [bar] [K] [bar] internal thread)
DS2-132KO 9 0,25 4 6 2 x G ½“
DS2-132MO 9 0,25 5 6 2 x G ½“
DS2-132LO 9 0,25 6 6 2 x G ½“
DS2-132BO 9 0,25 7 6 2 x G ½“
Motor Type Flow rate Pressure drop ±15% Temperature rise Max. coolant pressure Connection (G-
[l/min] [bar] [K] [bar] internal thread)
DS2-160KO 10 0,45 5 6 4 x G ¼“
DS2-160MO 10 0,5 6 6 4 x G ¼“
DS2-160LO 10 0,55 7 6 4 x G ¼“
DS2-160BO 10 0,6 8 6 4 x G ¼“
Motor Type Flow rate Pressure drop ±15% Temperature rise Max. coolant pressure Connection (G-
[l/min] [bar] [K] [bar] internal thread)
DS2-200KO 13 1,3 5 6 4 x G ¼“
DS2-200MO 13 1,45 7 6 4 x G ¼“
DS2-200LO 13 1,6 8 6 4 x G ¼“
1.4.4. Materials in the motor that make contact with the medium
The following materials that make contact with the medium are used in the motor:
Higher intermediate link voltages of up to ≤800V are possible, if voltage spikes on the motor terminals are
limited to <1200V by suitable filters in the motor supply line.
Noise level
Measuring system:
The measuring surface sound pressure level LPA is specified according to the survey method DIN 45635-1, 10ff.
Measurement is performed using a sound pressure level meter with A rating (dB(A)), DIN IEC 651.
When the converter is operating, the specified rated outputs and torques at the rated speed are achieved with a
clocking frequency of ≥ 4 kHz in the power divider. A clocking frequency of > 6 kHz is recommended.
All converters scheduled for use must have the option of field weakening as a mandatory requirement.
The sizemaXX drive configurator is available at www.baumueller.de for designing the motors and the overall
drive system.
DS2-XXXXXXXX-XX-X-XXX-X-XXX-XXX-XX-X-XXX Type
DS2-XXXXXXXX-XX-X-XXX-X-XXX-XXX-XX-X-XXX Uzk_DC
5 - 540 V
DS2-XXXXXXXX-XX-X-XXX-X-XXX-XXX-XX-X-XXX Brake
O - Without brake
B - With spring brake
DS2-XXXXXXXX-XX-X-XXX-X-XXX-XXX-XX-X-XXX Design
1 - IM B3
2 - IM B5
7 - IM B35
8 - IM B35 flange 400 mm (size 132)
DS2-XXXXXXXX-XX-X-XXX-X-XXX-XXX-XX-X-XXX Bearing
K - Ball bearing D-side
R - Roller bearing D-side
2. Technical data
2.1. DS2-100
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. static Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still statictorque current power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
2.2. DS2-132
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignm
ent
see p.
64
2.3. DS2-160
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. static Max. static Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still torque current power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. static Max. static Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still torque current power torque current constant Fre- box assignmen
torque current quency see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. static Max. static Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Fre- Terminal
speed still still torque current power torque current constant quency box assignmen
torque current see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static static power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque current quency assignment
see p. 64
2.4. DS2-200
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. static Max. static Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still torque current power torque current constant Fre- box assignmen
torque current quency see p. 64
Nom. Motor type Stand- Stand- max. Max. Nom. Nom. Rated Voltage Nom. Terminal
speed still still static staticcu power torque current constant Fre- box
torque current torque rrent quency assignm
ent
see p.
64
1000 DS2-200KO54W10-5 570 118 1130 270 58 550 114 316 33.3 40
DS2-200MO54W10-5 820 165 1570 360 83 795 160 331 33.3 42
DS2-200LO54W10-5 1080 220 2010 465 109 1040 210 329 33.3 42
1500 DS2-200KO54W15-5 570 180 1130 405 84 535 165 210 50.0 42
DS2-200MO54W15-5 820 245 1570 540 122 775 235 219 50.0 42
DS2-200LO54W15-5 1080 310 2010 655 154 980 285 234 50.0 44
2100 DS2-200KO54W21-5 570 240 1130 540 112 510 215 156 70.0 42
DS2-200MO54W21-5 820 300 1570 655 153 695 270 182 70.0 44
DS2-200LO54W21-5 1080 385 2010 820 193 880 335 186 70.0 46
2700 DS2-200KO54W30-5 570 285 1130 655 134 475 240 130 90.0 44
DS2-200MO54W30-5 820 375 1570 820 183 645 315 144 90.0 46
DS2-200LO54W30-5 1080 520 2010 1105 235 840 415 138 90.0 46
All machines are equipped with rolling-contact bearings. Normally, the non-locating bearing (ball bearing)
is intended for the drive end and the locating bearing (ball bearing) for the non-drive end. Machines with
roller bearings at the drive end are available for applications where increased radial forces can occur, for
instance when using pulleys. Please specify radial forces in your order.
Ventilated Water-cooled
Size D-side N-side D-side N-side
100 6209 2ZRC3 6209 2ZRC3 6209 2ZRC3 6306 2ZRC3
132 6212 2ZRC3 6212 2ZRC3 6312 2ZRC3 6310 2ZRC3
160 6313 2ZRC3 6311 2ZRC3 6313 2ZRC3 6311 2ZRC3
200 6315 2ZRC3 6313 2ZRC3 6315 2ZRC3 6313 2ZRC3
Ventilated Water-cooled
Size D-side D-side
100 NU 209E NU 209E
132 NU 212E NU 312E
160 NU 214E NU 313E
200 NU 315E NU 315E
The size 200 N-side bearing is insulated as standard. An insulated bearing for sizes 100-160 is available
as an option.
NOTE:
In the option "roller bearings for D-side" the rotor is secured by default with a transport lock. The transport
lock must be fixed during the transport and must first be removed before reassembling a driven element.
If the machine will be transport after mounting of a driven element, a suitable method for the axial and
radial fixation of the rotor must are taken.
When using pulleys, the radial load is calculated according to the following formula:
PN = Nominal power in kW
n = Nominal speed in rpm
2 ⋅ 10 ⋅ PN
7
FR = k
n⋅D
[N]
D = Pulley diameter in mm
To ensure safe and reliable torque transmission, it is necessary to utilize the entire bearing length of the
key. Otherwise, the key may be subjected to an excessive compressive load per unit area, which in turn
can result in the failure of the motor.
The pulley must be mounted up to the shaft shoulder and only tightened to the following maximum
tightening torques.
All bearings are designed for a service life of 20,000 h L10h. The load values specified below may thereby not
be exceeded. The permissible radial forces FR are valid only for the horizontal installation of the motor without
additional axial forces.
Furthermore, the specified average speeds must be adhered to to reach the grease consumption period of
20,000 h under the following conditions:
• low-vibration applications
• horizontal installation
• oscillatory bearing motion in which at least one pivot angle of 180° is performed
• Average operating temperature < 90°C
• Average operating speed < 2000 rpm (size 100-160)
• Average operating speed < 1500 rpm (size 200)
Axial load on the motor shaft:
No axial forces may develop when mounting clutches, pulleys, etc. on the motor shaft!
In this case, the internal thread on the shaft end should be used as a mounting aid.
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
5000
4500 nmax
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
3000
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
The maximum possible speed of the bearing can be calculated in the "Ball bearing" or "Roller bearing"
characteristic curve using the radial force FR from the application.
At a radial force of 1500 N with a driving force point of x = 110 mm from the shaft shoulder, a maximum speed
of 2000 rpm results.
Welle
Shaft
400
M0max
300
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
200
100
0
2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
The maximum torque to be still transmitted results from the characteristic "shaft".
At a centrifugal force of 3770 N with a driving force point of x = 110 mm from the shaft shoulder, a torque to be
still transmitted of 200 Nm results.
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
5000
4500 nmax
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
3000
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Rollenlager
Roller Bearing
5000
4500 nmax
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
FRmin
500
0
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Welle
Shaft
400
M0max
300
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
200
100
0
2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
5000
4500 nmax
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
3000
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
80 60 40 20
Rollenlager
Roller Bearing
5000
4500 nmax
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
3000
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
FRmin
500
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
80 60 40 20
Welle
Shaft
400
M0max
300
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
200
100
0
2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
80 60 40 20
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
5000
nmax
4500
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
3000
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Rollenlager
Roller Bearing
5000
4500 nmax
4000
3500
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
3000
2500
2000
1500
FRmin
1000
500
0
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Welle
Shaft
800
M0max
600
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
400
200
0
5000 7000 9000 11000 13000 15000 17000 19000 21000 23000 25000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
4500 nmax
4000
3500
3000
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Rollenlager
Roller Bearing
4500 nmax
4000
3500
3000
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
2500
2000
1500
1000
FRmin
500
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Welle
Shaft
800
M0max
600
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
400
200
0
5000 7000 9000 11000 13000 15000 17000 19000 21000 23000 25000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
4000
nmax
3500
3000
2500
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
140 105 70 35
Rollenlager
Roller Bearing
4000
nmax
3500
3000
2500
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
2000
1500
1000
FRmin
500
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
140 105 70 35
Welle
Shaft
1400
M0max
1200
1000
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
800
600
400
200
0
5000 7000 9000 11000 13000 15000 17000 19000 21000 23000 25000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
140 105 70 35
Kugellager
Ball Bearing
3500
nmax
3000
2500
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
2000
1500
1000
500
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
140 105 70 35
Rollenlager
Roller Bearing
3500
nmax
3000
2500
Drehzahl n in min-1
Speed n in rpm
2000
1500
1000
Frmin
500
0
0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
140 105 70 35
Welle
Shaft
2400
M0max
2200
2000
1800
1600
Drehmoment M in Nm
Torque M in Nm
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 22000 24000 26000 28000 30000
Radialkraft FR in N
Radial-Force FR in N
140 105 70 35
For motor type Brake type Brake torque Input power Max. perm. Dis- Engaging Inertia Max. Weight
MB for switching engaging time perm.
holding brake energy time speed
Wperm. per
switching
operation
-1
[Nm] [W] [kJ] [s] [s] [kgm²] [min ] [kg]
DS2-100..B SB 50 50 96 10 0,12 0,16 0,0005 4000 5
DS2-100..B SB 100 100 106 15 0,18 0,25 0,0015 3500 9,5
DS2-132..B SB 200 200 170 20 0,225 0,3 0,0040 3000 13
DS2-160..B1) SB 360 320 190 30 0,35 0,3 0,0090 3000 29
DS2-200..B On request
1)
if radial ventilation requested
3 emergency stops (individual braking operations) per hour are possible if evenly distributed
Switching times values are valid for switching on the AC side, in a cold state, with basic air gap and
holding brake
Disengaging time – Time until the brake has completely disengaged (brake without torque)
Engaging time – Time until the brake torque is reached
All information is valid for installation on a horizontal shaft.
The supplier must be contacted before vertical installation.
Requirements other than those indicated can be catered for on request
Determining the switching energy [WR] Determining the switching capacity [PR]
∑ J ⋅ Δn 2 MB joules W R ⋅i kJ
WR = ⋅ in PR = in
182.4 (M B ± M L ) switching operation 1000 h
In most cases, t0 is negligible. If this is not the case and the time t0 must be reduced, you can achieve this by
interrupting the magnet circuit on the DC side.
However, this measure must be known before dimensioning the brake motor.
The brakes can be executed optional with hand ventilation and lock.
Terminal:
B B M M
B - Brake
M - Microswitch
Connection diagram:
3.2. Encoder
3.2.1. Resolver
RE-21
Pole pair number 1
Transmission ratio 0,5 ± 0,05
Frequency 5 kHz
Nominal input voltage 7 Vrms
Effective input power at no-load speed 112 mW
Current consumption at no-load speed 70 mA
Max. output voltage at no-load speed 3,5 V ± 10%
Voltage constant 61 mV/°
Rotor resistance 48 Ω± 10%
Stator resistance 31 Ω± 15%
Rotor impedance at no-load speed 70 + j 74Ω± 15%
Rotor impedance with short circuit 62 + j 66Ω± 15%
Stator impedance at no-load speed with minimum coupling 108 + j 206Ω± 15%
Stator impedance with short circuit and maximum coupling 97 + j 183Ω± 15%
Phase shift 8° ± 3°
Zero voltage 30 mV
Angle error in relation to (Δϕmax+Δϕmin)/2 ± 6’
Shock according to DIN EN 60068-2-27 (11ms) ≤ 1000 m/s²
Vibration according to DIN EN 60068-2-6 (55-2000 Hz) ≤ 500 m/s²
Resolver connection
Pin Signal
1 cos -
2 -
3 -
4 -
5 sin -
6 sin +
7 -
8 cos +
9 -
10 ref +
11 -
12 ref -
View on the contact side of the receptacle
NOTE:
Use only at low demands on the true running characteristics of the motor.
The technical data is specification from the encoder manufacturer, we cannot assume any liability for the
correctness of the data.
SRS/SRM50 Connection
Pin Signal
1 cos -
2 + 485
3 -
4 -
5 sin +
6 sin -
7 - 485
8 cos +
9 -
10 GND
11 -
12 +U
View on the contact side of the receptacle
NOTE:
Use only at low demands on the true running characteristics of the motor.
The technical data is specification from the encoder manufacturer, we cannot assume any liability for the
correctness of the data.
ECN1313/EQN1325Connection
Pin Signal
1 Up
2 -
3 -
4 0V
5 -
6 -
7 Up
8 Clock
9 Clock inv.
10 0V
11 -
12 B+
13 B-
14 Data
15 A+
16 A-
17 Data inv.
View on the contact side of the receptacle
NOTE:
Use only at low demands on the true running characteristics of the motor.
The technical data is specification from the encoder manufacturer, we cannot assume any liability for the
correctness of the data.
ECN1325/EQN1337 Connection
Pin Signal
1 Clock
2 Clock inv.
3 Up
4 0V
5 Data
6 Data inv.
7 Sensor Up
8 Sensor 0V
9 -
View on the contact side of the receptacle
NOTE:
Use only at low demands on the true running characteristics of the motor.
The technical data is specification from the encoder manufacturer, we cannot assume any liability for the
correctness of the data.
3.2.5.
3 Dim
mensional drawing - socket fo
or encoderr and -plug
g
Rotary
R angle socket Straig
ght socket
Mating
M plug ((not for ECN1325/EQN13
337)
Socket
S for EC
CN1325/EQN
N1337 (matin not be supplied separatelly)
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General Information
A prefabricated encoder cable is used for all encoder systems. The connection at the motor end consists of a
12-pole circular signal connector on resolvers and Hyperface®-encoders, a 17-pole circular signal connector on
ECN1313/EQN1325 and a 9-pole circular signal connector on ECN1325/EQN1337. The connection at the
controller side consists of a 15-pole Sub-D connector.
The dragable cable is suitable for mobile applications such as drag chains, for example. Unlike non-dragable
cables made from PVC, the cable sheath is made from durable PU (suitable for environments where acids and
bases are present).
Technical description - non-dragable for resolver/ SinCos Hiperface®-interface / SinCos - and TTL -
incremental encoder
• LiYCY, 5x (2x0.14mm²) + 2 x 0.5mm² copper strand, twisted pairs
• PVC sheath, grey; inscription with Baumüller logo, black
• 1st side: 12-pole circular signal plug connector with 12 socket contacts
• 2nd side: 15-pole Sub-D plug connector with pin contacts and locking screws 4-40UNC
• Outer diameter 9.0 mm (+/- 0.3mm)
• Bending radius: r ≥ 60 mm (fixed routing), r ≥ 135 mm (flexible use)
• Nominal voltage: 250VAC
Technical description - dragable for resolver/ SinCos Hiperface®-interface / SinCos - and TTL -
incremental encoder
• Li12YC11Y, 5x (2x0.14mm²) + 2 x 0.5mm² copper strand, twisted pairs
• PU sheath, black; inscription with Baumüller logo, white
• 1st side: 12-pole circular signal plug connector with 12 socket contacts
• 2nd side: 15-pole Sub-D plug connector with pin contacts and locking screws 4-40UNC
• Outer diameter 9.0 mm (+/- 0.3mm)
• Bending radius: r ≥ 70 mm (fixed routing), r ≥ 100 mm (flexible use)
• Nominal voltage: 300VAC
Dragable
Limit temperature on the surface
Static use/minimal movement - 40 °C to + 80 °C
Permanent movement - 10 °C to + 80 °C
Encoder cables for resolver/ SinCos Hiperface®-interface / SinCos - and TTL - incremental encoder -
prefabricated cables with connector
Encoder cables for EnDat® 2.1- prefabricated cables with plug connector
Encoder cables for EnDat® 2.2 - prefabricated cables with plug connector
Dragable, prefabricated
cable 1x4x0.14 + 4x0.34 PUR Ø 6mm with plug connector
A prefabricated encoder cable is used for all encoder systems. The connection at the motor end consists of a
12-pole circular signal connector on resolvers and Hyperface® encoder, a 17-pole circular signal connector on
ECN1313/EQN1325. The connection at the controller side consists of a 26-pole Sub-D connector.
Technical description - dragable for SinCos Hiperface®-interface und SinCos - and TTL - incremental
encoder
• Li9YC, 3 x (2 x 0,25) , + Li9Y, 3 x (2 x 0,25) + Li9YC11Y, 1 x (2x0,34), copper strand, twisted pairs
• PUR sheat, green; inscription with Baumüller Nürnberg and encoder cable Hyperface or Incremental
• 1st side: 12-pole circular signal plug connector with 12 socket contacts
• 2nd side: 26-pole Sub-D plug connector with pin contacts and locking screws 4-40UNC
• Outer diameter 9.6 mm (+/- 0.3mm)
• Bending radius: r ≥ 4 x D (fixed routing), r ≥ 10 x D (flexible use)
• Operating temperature of encoder cable resolver/ SinCos Hiperface®-interface / SinCos - and TTL -
incremental encoder / EnDat® 2.1
For SinCos - and TTL - incremental encoder For SinCos EnDat® 2.1 - interface
As standard, the motors are equipped with a thermal sensor in the stator winding, the data of which is evaluated in the
motor controller. Additional PTCs or thermal sensors can be fitted on request. They are connected through the terminal
box.
KTY84 - 130
2000
Widerstand/Resistance (Ohm)
1800
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
-50 0 50 100 150 200
Temperatur/Temperature (°C)
The motor temperature is continuously monitored using the thermal sensor type KTY84-130.
The resistance shown above results when the sensor is supplied with a measuring current of 2 mA.
Connection diagram
U V W Power connection
Connection diagram
3.6.3.
3 Filte
er
Flat
F filter Dime
ensions for fa
an mounting aat top or on the
t side
Rectangle
R filter Dime
ensions for fa
an mounting aat top or on the
t side
Note:
N
The
T coarse fiilter mat is prreferred for IP54 motors and the fine filter mat forr IP23 motorss.
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4. Dimension drawings
4.1. Dimension drawings DS2-100
DS2-100..23R-.. (IP 23 internally ventilated)
4.5.
4 Main
n connecttion – Term
minal box
x
4.5.1.
4 Term
minal marrkin
Yellow
Term
minal markinng
Black Conn
nection diagra
ram
Yellow
UVW Power connection
Black
K+ K- Thermaal sensor
4.5.2.
4 Term
minal box version
The
T terminal box sizes ca an vary depe
ending on the e nominal mo otor current.
Information oon the assign
nment of currrents, bore ssizes for scre
ew fittings andd connector bolt sizes ca
an be found in
the following section.EMCC glands sho
ould be used .
No. C
Cable entry point Termina
al T
Thread
g1 [mm]
□ y [mm] see dimension sheetss s2
s [mm] s3
3 [mm]
in sect.
s 4
10 197 206
2 3xM8 1x M25x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
12 197 206
2 3xM8 1x M40x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
14 197 206
2 3xM8 1x M63x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
20 258 250
2 3xM8 2x M25x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
22 258 250
2 3xM8 2x M40x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
24 258 250
2 3xM8 2x M63x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
26 258 250
2 3xM10 2x M63x1,5 1x M25x1,5
M
Boore hole
g1 [mm]
□ y [mm] see dimension sheetss s2 [mm] s3 [mm] s4 [mm]
in sect.
s 4
30 215 270
2 3x M6 2x Ø40,5 1x Ø25,5 -
32 255 280
2 3x M10
0 2x
x Ø64 1x Ø25,5 -
1)
34 315 290
2 3x M12
2 2x Ø76 1x Ø25,5 -
40 295 328 3x M10
0 1x
x Ø64 1x Ø25,5 -
42 295 328 3x M10
0 2x
x Ø64 1x Ø25,5 -
1)
44 325 328 3x M12
2 2x Ø76 1x Ø25,5 -
46 365 363 3x M16
6 6x
x Ø51 1x Ø25,5 2xØ40,5
1)
Cable shield
d with cable terminal routted to housin
ng in the term
minal box
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4.5.3. Position of the terminal boxes and outlet direction of the main connection
The terminal box is located on the N-side. The following terminal box positions are possible:
It is possible to configure the main connection in the following outlet directions depending on the position of the
terminal box (see also product configurator).
Size 100-132
2)
Top - -
Radially
mounted Left 3) - -
external fan1)
Right 3) - -
2)
Top - -
Right 3) - - - - -
2)
Top - -
Axially
mounted Left 3) - - -
external fan
Right 3) - - -
1)
If a motor with a radial blower is installed, the position of the terminal box depends on the position of the
cooling system
(e.g. it is not possible to position terminal box at the top if the cooling system is at the top)
2)
Preferred variant
3)
with a view toward D-side on shaft end
Size 160-200:
Top - -
Radially
mounted Left 3) - -
external fan 1)
Right 3) 2)
- -
2)
Top - -
Right 3) - - - -
2)
Top - -
Axially
mounted /
Left 3) - -
integrated
external fan
Right 3) - -
1)
If a motor with a radial blower is installed, the position of the terminal box depends on the position of the
cooling system
(e.g. it is not possible to position terminal box at the top if the cooling system is at the top)
2)
Preferred variant
3)
with a view toward D-side on shaft end
6. Declaration of Conformity
In this section we give general information on EC directives, CE marking and on the Declaration of
Conformity.
EC directives state requirements. The directives are compiled by the relevant authorities
within the EU and are implemented in national law by all member states.
In this way, the EC directives safeguard free trade within the EU.
An EC directive contains only essential minimum requirements. You will find detailed requirements in
standards that are referenced in the directive.
a) CE marking certifies conformity with all the obligations that need to be met by the manufacturer
in relation to a product, based on the community directives
containing provisions relating to CE marking.
b) The CE mark applied to industrial products signifies that the natural or legal person
who applies the mark or has the mark applied, has ensured that the product meets all
Community directives on complete harmonization and has been subjected to all the conformity
assessment procedures demanded by the regulations.
We apply the CE mark to the unit and to the documentation as soon as we have ascertained
that we have met the requirements of the relevant directives.
As long as this Baumüller product is used correctly within your overall machine, you
can assume that the product complies with the requirements of 2006/95/EC.
A key aspect for ensuring compliance with 89/336/EEC (EMC directive) is how this product is installed.
Since you are performing the installation, you are also responsible for compliance with
89/336/EEC.
We provide you with support in the form of EMC instructions. This information can be found in the relevant
technical instructions. If you have met all the requirements stated in this documentation and in the technical
instructions, you can assume (standard: ”suppose”) that the product complies with the requirements of the
EMC directive.
Within the context of this documentation, a Declaration of Conformity is a declaration that the electrical
equipment
placed on the market complies with all applicable essential health and safety
requirements.
With the Declaration of Conformity provided in this section, Baumüller Nürnberg GmbH declares that the
product complies with the applicable essential health and safety requirements from the directives and
standards that are listed in the Declaration of Conformity.
6.4.
6 EU-Declaratio
on of Confformity
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