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Model 290 Linear Servo Actuator

Model 290 Linear Actuator

The Model 290 is one of the highest听performance linear servo actuators available听on the market. We offer this actuator with a听digital communications interface. It provides听1,500 lbf at 0.26 inches / second for up to 7.75听inch strokes. It has a homing sequence that determines听end of travel on startup, thus, ensuring proper听positioning along its stroke. These features听allow our customer flexibility to have a drop-in听servo actuator for their system.

Product Specifications

FEATURES

  • Size: 3.88 x 4.75 x 14.75 inches long
  • Power: 28 VDC
  • Rated power point: 1500 lb @ 0.26 in/sec
  • Weight: 8.1 lbs
  • Two NFeB Permanent Magnet DC brush motors
  • Two failsafe electromagnetic brakes
  • Robust structural design
  • Low endplay
  • High efficiency steel gearing
  • Trunnion mount for fixed end and traveling nut endfitting
  • Ball screw/nut power screw assembly
  • Stroke: 7.25 inches electrical stroke
  • No-load speed: 0.87 in/sec

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

  • Unmanned air vehicles听鈥� tactical, medium altitude, long endurance (MALE), and high altitude long endurance (HALE) vehicles
    - Flight control surface actuation
  • Optionally piloted air vehicles (OPV)
  • Utility actuation听鈥� throttle control, doors, spoilers
  • Electric aircraft, eVTOL, eSTOL, air taxis and urban air mobility vehicles听鈥� propeller pitch control, tilting mechanism, flight control, landing gear

听

Operating Voltage18 to 32 VDC
Weight6.0 lb nom
Motor Type24 VDC permanent magnet brush-type
Brake Type24 VDC permanent magnet static
Output ShaftBall screw 0.2 inches / turn
Free Play0.012 inches (0.3 mm) with 50 lbf
Mechanical Stroke8.0 inches
Electrical Stroke7.75 inches
No Load Current800 mA
No Load Current with Brake1.1 A
No Load Speed @ 28 VDC0.6 inches / sec
Rated Current5.75 A
Rated Torque and Speed1,500 lbf (6,670 N) @ 0.26 inches / sec with a 10% duty cycle
Maximum Static Load2,500 lbf (11,120 N)
Electrical Command InterfaceIsolated half duplex RS-4852

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