6000 rpm 24V Inrunner Sensored Brushless DC Motor

Low cost 12V micro brushless motor is available with a built hall sensor, 6000 rpm and 3 mm shaft diameter. 5 wire connection ports can prohibit the wrong connection of positive and negative poles. 3 phase small sensored brushless DC motor is widely used in small cutting tables, grinders, medical equipment and other mechanical equipment.

Specifications

Features

• 24V high-speed brushless DC motor is a double ball-bearing structure that has a built-in sensored hall drive.
• 6000 rpm inrunner sensored brushless DC motor has positive inversion and adjustable speed.
• It also has functions such as wire-controlled brake, pulse width PWM speed regulation, FG signal test, over current protection 1.5A, over temperature protection 80°C, etc.

Line Define

• Red: Positive input of motor power supply (DC10V-27V).
• Black: Negative pole of motor power supply.
• Yellow: FG signal output (for external equipment to detect the speed of the motor, and the two pairs of pole magnetic ring motors output 9 square wave pulses after one revolution).
• White: Motor positive inversion control, CCW when not connected, low level (≤0.6V) CW when connected.
• Blue: Speed control, by inputting the analog voltage mode (0-5V) to adjust the speed, the speed is proportional to the voltage.

Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Tips: 2 advantages of using a 12V sensored brushless DC motor

There are two major advantages to using a 12V sensored BLDC motor. The first advantage of sensored systems over other similar systems is that they can reach higher speeds and last longer than most other types of motors (except sensorless brushless motors).

The second advantage is that they tend to be easier to set up and run than sensorless brushless motors. This is mainly due to the Hall sensors enabling the controller to know exactly where the rotor is so we can act accordingly.