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Trilogy Electrical Pitches

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Below are the electrical pole pitches for all Trilogy Linear Motors.  This is the distance the motor would travel in order to complete one 360 degree electrical cycle.

IForce 110, 210, 310 Series:                               2.400" [60.96mm]

IForce 410 Series:                                               3.360" [85.34mm]

Ripped Ironcore R7 Series:                                 1.575" [40.00mm]

Ripped Ironcore R10, R16 Series:                       2.362" [60.00mm]

IForce Metric ML50:                                             2.362" [60.00mm] 

 

ACR-View Setup (AriesPE, Aries CE, IPA)

After selecting the coil part number for coil or positioners, the feedback resolution and rated speed needs to be entered in the Advanced Motor parameter screen.  The feedback resolution is based on the encoder resolution and the motor electrical pitch. The charts below contain the necessary information. 



updated 8/2014 jw

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