Stepper motor 20BYGH
two-phase steppertwo-phase500 V

Stepper motor - 20BYGH - Shanghai Siheng Motor Co., Ltd - two-phase stepper / two-phase / 500 V
Stepper motor - 20BYGH - Shanghai Siheng Motor Co., Ltd - two-phase stepper / two-phase / 500 V
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Characteristics

Type
stepper, two-phase stepper, two-phase
Voltage
500 V
Configuration
compact
Applications
for industrial applications, for robotics
Other characteristics
motion control
Intensity

Min.: 0.2 A

Max.: 0.6 A

Torque

Min.: 0.00981 Nm
(0.007235 ft.lb)

Max.: 0.04707 Nm
(0.034717 ft.lb)

Description

Product name
20BYGH 1.8° two-phase open-loop stepper motor (series 20BYGH)

Overview
Two-phase open-loop stepper motors from Shanghai Siheng Motor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Designed for 1.8° step angle operation with constant current drive and 2-phase excitation. Offered in multiple compact lengths and torque/current configurations to suit varied motion control applications in industrial automation, robotics and small machinery.

Available models
  • 6 models: 20BYGH224-0204 to 20BYGH248-0604 (motor lengths 24–48 mm)

Key features
  • Step angle: 1.8°
  • Operation: two-phase, open-loop
  • Drive: constant current
  • Excitation: 2-phase
  • Insulation voltage: 500 V
  • Insulation resistance: 100 Ω


Technical specifications
  • Model series: 20BYGH
  • Model range: 20BYGH224-0204 to 20BYGH248-0604
  • Rated voltage: 2.6 - 8.1 V
  • Rated current: 0.2 - 0.6 A
  • Holding torque: 0.1 - 0.48 kg·cm
  • Weight: 40 - 110 g
  • Motor length: 24 - 48 mm
  • Drive type: constant current
  • Excitation: 2-phase
  • Insulation voltage: 500 V
  • Insulation resistance: 100 Ω

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