PM08-2 8mm Micro Stepper Motor 2-Phase 4-Wire

PM08-2 is an 8mm micro stepper motor. It is a 2 Phase 4 Wire miniature stepper tiny motor; please check its dimensions clearly and make sure you can handle it. Use for Focusing the camera, typically, it is a precise parts

Rated Voltage: DC3.3V; Dia:8mm, Height: 9.2mm(not including the bearing sleeve) Output shaft: 0.8mm The output shaft length: 4mm(above the belt gear)

A set of two motors with wire, 2pcs motor in standard wire, if you do not like them together, you can cut the wire.

The motor has a primary step angle of 18 degrees and runs 20 steps per week.
Because of its small size, high precision, and easy control, this miniature stepper motor is widely used in cameras, optical instruments, lenses, flashlights, precision medical equipment, automatic door locks and other fields

Specifications: TT Gear motor

• Model: PM08-02
• Rated Voltage: 3.3V (can run on 5v)
• Coil Resistance: 40Ω±7%
• No. Of phase: 2 Phases
• Step Angle: 18 degrees
• Excitation Method: 2 Phase Excitation
• Drive Mode: Bi-polar Drive
• Pull-In Torque: 5 gf.cm Min, No Load
• Pull-Out Torque: – gf.cm Min
• Max. Response Frequency: More Than 800 pps, No Load
• Max. Starting Frequency: More Than 1000 pps, No Load
• Insulation Class: Class F
• Dielectric Strength: 3 mA Max
• Operating Temperature Range: -10~+50 ℃
• Noise: 50 dB Ref.
• Output shaft diameter: 0.8 MM
• Output shaft length: long axis 4MM, short axis 3.5MM
• Outer diameter of copper gear: 2.0 MM (9 teeth, 0.2 modulus)
• Weight: 6g(Ref.)
• Colour: Silver

Package includes PM08-2 8mm Micro Stepper Motor

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Notes:

1. There may be slight size deviations due to manual measurement and different measuring methods and tools.
2. The picture may not reflect the actual colour of the item because of different Photography lights, angles, and display monitors.