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Appendix 2. Selection 
 
 
 
 
 
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(5)  Selecting the appropriate motor from the short time characteristics (acceleration/ 
deceleration time constant)  
 
The acceleration/deceleration time constant is calculated using expression (a), and is judged 
whether it satisfies the target acceleration/deceleration time constant of 100ms. 
 
(J
L
+J
M
)
N (32.2+14.0)3000 
HF103B: ta= 
95.5
(0.8T
MAX
–T
U
–T
F
)
=
95.5
(0.821.6–5.3–0.27) 
 = 123.9 (ms) 
 
(J
L
+J
M
)
N (32.2+20.0)3000 
HF153B: ta= 
95.5
(0.8T
MAX
–T
U
–T
F
)
=
95.5
(0.835.3–5.3–0.27) 
 = 72.3 (ms) 
 
(J
L
+J
M
)
N (32.2+47.9)3000 
HF203B: ta= 
95.5
(0.8T
MAX
–T
U
–T
F
)
=
95.5
(0.841.7–5.3–0.27) 
 = 90.5 (ms) 
 
(J
L
+J
M
)
N (32.2+84.7)3000 
HF353B: ta= 
95.5
(0.8T
MAX
–T
U
–T
F
)
=
95.5
(0.859.8–5.3–0.27) 
 = 86.9 (ms) 
 
 
The motor which satisfies the conditions based on the above calculation results is HF153B or more 
as shown below. 
Motor type 
Maximum 
torque (N
.
m) 
Total inertia 
(kg
.
cm
2
Acceleration/ 
deceleration time 
constant 
[ms] 
Judgment 
   HF103B 
21.6 
46.2 
123.9 
 
   HF153B 
35.3 
52.2 
 72.3 
 
   HF203B 
41.7 
80.1 
90.5 
 
   HF353B 
59.8 
116.9 
86.9 
 
 
(6)  Selecting the appropriate motor from the continuous characteristics  
 
Generally, the motor is judged following the typical operation pattern. Because the Z axis is the 
vertical axis here, the motor will be judged by the torque during an upward stop. 
 
The unbalance axis torque during a stop should be 60% or less of the stall torque. This is one of the 
criteria for motor selection. As shown in the following table, only the HC203B or larger motor satisfies 
this criterion.  Based on the judgment in steps (4) to (6), the "HF203B" motor is appropriate for the Z 
axis. 
Motor type 
Stall torque (N.m)
Torque during 
stop T
U
+T
F
 
(kg.cm
2
Load rate (%) 
Judgment 
   HF153B 
8.82 5.57  63.2 
 
   HF203B 
13.7 5.57  40.7 
 
   HF353B 
22.5 5.57  24.8 
