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Steadywin 5730AIO Integrated Servo Motor
Steadywin 5730AIO Integrated Servo Motor
Steadywin 5730AIO Integrated Servo Motor
Steadywin 5730AIO Integrated Servo Motor
Steadywin·5730AIO·RGM-013

Steadywin 5730AIO Integrated Servo Motor

$182.90

The Steadywin 5730AIO is an integrated servo motor (motor, driver and 24-bit multi-turn absolute encoder in one housing), 100 W, rated 0.96 N·m at 1000 rpm, 24~36 V supply; CAN plus pulse/direction input.

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In the box
Motor and driver included

Part of the Steadywin AIO series: compare all 4 models →

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0.96 N·m
Torque (rated)
1,000 rpm
Output speed
24 V
Supply voltage
0.56 kg
Weight

Specifications

Performance

Torque (rated)
0.96 N·m
Output speed
1,000 rpm
Motion
Continuous rotary

Mechanical

Weight
0.56 kg

Electrical

Supply voltage
24 V

Interface

Encoder
24-bit multi-turn absolute
Communication
CAN, pulse/direction

Specifications and photos are the maker's published data. Datasheets are available on request.

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Steadywin
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Typical applications

  • Camera gimbals and pan-tilt heads
  • Light robot joints and wrists
  • Direct-drive turntables and positioners
  • Wheeled and mobile robots

Choosing the right one

  • Gimbal motors are wound for low speed and smooth torque at low current; drive them with a FOC driver, not a drone ESC.
  • Add the magnetic encoder option (AS5600 or AS5048A) for closed-loop position control.
  • Check the hollow shaft against the cables that must pass through the axis.
  • Direct-drive servo motors have the driver and encoder built in and connect straight to a bus; gimbal motors need a separate driver board.

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