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BKA30C-F2 Car instrument Clock Micro Stepper Motors Compatible With VID69-02

Name: BKA30C-F2 Car instrument Clock Micro Stepper Motors Compatible With VID69-02
Brand: https://autoecuchips.com/
SKU: BKA30C-F2
Price: 15.7 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: BKA30C-F2

- Model: BKA30C-F2 Automotive Instrument Motor compatible with VID69-02
- Manufacturer: autoecuchips.com
- Function: automotive clock stepper motor for time display
- Application Scenario: automotive dashboard clock, home appliance clock, industrial instrumentation, etc.

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Description

BKA30C-F2 is a high performance automotive clock stepper motor, same to VID69-02 ,suitable for automotive dashboard clocks, appliance clocks and industrial instrumentation applications. If you need further technical support or datasheets, please visit the above link or contact us on WhatsApp +8618718921345 for details!

Technical Specifications:
- Dimensions: Φ30mm × 8.40mm
- Operating temperature range: -40°C to +105°C
- Coil resistance: 260Ω to 300Ω
- Operating voltage range: 3.5V to 10V
- Power Consumption: 18mA, 5V, 2×90mW
- Noise: ≤35dB(A) @65Hz

- Dynamic torque:
- M50: 0.4 mNm (16Hz, 50º/s)
- M200: 0.4 mNm (66Hz, 200º/s)
- Static torque:
- Ms: 1.0 mNm (5V)
- M0: 0.25 mNm (0V)

Gear backlash: ±0.3°
- Output shaft bearing force:
- Axial thrust: 100N
- Axial pull: 80N
- Radial thrust: 12N
- Angular acceleration: 1000 rad/s²

Product Features
1. low power consumption: 18mA, 5V, 2 × 90mW
2. Ultra-thin design: external dimensions of Φ30mm × 8.40mm
3. Can be driven by micro-controller
4. Large holding torque
5. Self-locking capability when not energized
6. Compliance with quality requirements for automotive applications
Pin Description
- VDD: Power positive
- GND: Ground
- UL: Left coil drive signal
- UR: Right coil drive signal Drive mode
- Step mode: Each pulse can rotate the rotor by 60° (1° rotation of the crosshair).
- Direction control: Motor rotation direction is controlled by the phase difference between the pulse sequence of the left and right coils.
- Front mounting: Motor is mounted on the front side of the PCB.