Powerful smart servos Nanotec’s intelligent compact drives combine motor, controller and encoder in a space-saving package. Both the BLDC and the stepper motor offer a wide range of fieldbus options.
Small plug-in motor controllers The controllers of the CPB series are ideal for integration into customer applications and custom boards. Three variants with a rated power of 150 W, 300 W and 750 W are available.
Linear actuator with controller The PSA56 combines the LSA56 linear actuator with the intelligent controllers of the PD4-E motors. The integrated encoder supports field-oriented control via CANopen.
Flat motor with encoder With its 45 mm diameter, integrated encoder and 4,840 rpm rated speed, the DF45-E is ideal for positioning tasks in tight installation spaces. It is easy to control via digital Hall sensors.
External linear actuator with 14 mm flange With its compact design, 3.5 mm thread diameter and 15 N maximum force, the LSA14 is ideal for medical applications, laboratory automation and optical technology.
Robust multiturn encoder Equipped with an SSI interface, the NMM1 magnetic absolute encoder offers a resolution of 17 bits single-turn and 16 bits multi-turn. Two shaft diameters are available.
Wheel drives for service robots The WD wheel drives consist of a wheel, integrated planetary gearbox and bearing in one unit. Combined with Nanotec’s motors and controllers, they are ideal for use in service robots or AGVs.
Compact EtherCAT controller The CM-CPB3-44 controller is designed to control four BLDC or stepper motors with up to 150 watts per axis. Hall sensors, incremental or SSI encoders provide feedback on the motor position.
Easy software integration The software library NanoLib facilitates the integration of Nanotec’s motor controllers/drives into existing software applications. It supports C++, C# and Python and communication via fieldbus.
Captive linear actuator with 56 mm flange Due to its optimized design the LGA56 linear actuator reaches speeds of up to 150 mm/s. Nanotec offers a number of thread types, stroke lengths and thread leads to choose from.
For I/O-based applications With the CSL3, Nanotec now offers an easy-to-configure controller with 16 movement profiles for brushless DC motors with up to 72 W rated power and 3 A rated current.
New PD4-E/EB with brake The PD4-E/EB brushless DC motors with integrated controller are now available in a version with integrated holding brake. They are ideally suited for use in Z axes and robotics applications.
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Raceyard goes Driverless The goal of the Formula Student team was to develop a driverless vehicle. Nanotec helps with the brushless DC motor DB43, combined with the GPLE40 gearbox, NTO3 encoder and C5-E controller.
Motor configurator Our configurator will help you customize your motor with encoder, brake or gearbox within one minute. Simply select a motor and click on "Combine article".
Partners for smart gearboxes Nanotec Electronic invests in Kraken Innovations. Together with the Graz-based startup, we aim to bring an innovative, high-performance gearbox with integrated sensors to series maturity.
Explore the virtual product Combine a motor with encoder, gearbox and brake in 3D! View and download the CAD models for your combination in many formats and free of charge.
Auto setup with the P&D Studio How do you commission the motor controllers from Nanotec with the help of the Plug & Drive Studio? The tutorial shows how to practically perform the auto setup step-by-step.
Nanotec did it again! For the second time in a row, Nanotec ranks among the 100 most innovative medium-sized companies in Germany and has received the 2022 TOP 100 seal of approval.
Autonomous field robot „Goliath“ the robot was constructed by students at the University of Hohenheim to autonomously perform various agricultural tasks in the field. For the steering system Nanotec motors were used.
Linear Actuators – Types and function What are the different types of linear actuator and how do they differ? How do I find the right lead screw and why is the thread lead so important? Our experts will answer these questions.
Captive linear actuators – how they work The integrated linear guide is the main characteristic of captive linear actuators. The lead screw travels back and force in a linear motion as our video shows. Just watch.
Non-captive linear actuators – design Linear actuators without linear guide need an external guide to prevent the lead screw from rotating. Watch our video to learn more about the movement of the rotor and the lead screw.
External linear actuators – how they work The threaded nut traverses back and force on the lead screw and is secured against rotating by an external guide. Play our video for more details.
How to configure motor controllers In this one-hour webinar you will learn more about the various control methods, the differences between open-loop and closed-loop and the structure of motor controller firmware.
5 Steps to the optimum combination Do you want to learn how to find the optimum gearbox for your motor in the shortest possible time? Then we recommend this webinar with many practical tips and calculation guides.
How to find the right encoder This webinar provides a comparison of encoder technologies with respect to function, features and application areas. Our experts also offer practical tips for selecting the right encoder.
Gearwheels without PLC / Master Check out our new video and learn more about our latest motion synchronization solutions!
Smart Servos – a comparison The webinar takes an in-depth look at smart servo steppers and smart brushless servos, presenting a product comparison to help you make an informed decision. Now available on-demand!
