AKE50-8 KV110 vs AKE60-8 KV80

The AKE50-8 KV110 draws less current at its rating (3 A against 4.8 A), is lighter (190 g against 260 g), narrower (61.2 mm against 69 mm) and shallower (22.5 mm against 25 mm), and turns faster at the output (240 RPM against 180 RPM). The AKE60-8 KV80 has more continuous torque (5 N·m against 2.5 N·m), more peak torque (12.5 N·m against 7.5 N·m) and a higher torque constant (0.13 N·m/A against 0.104 N·m/A).

The AKE50-8 KV110 is US$190 and the AKE60-8 KV80 is US$245. That is US$76.00 per rated N·m for the AKE50-8 KV110 and US$49.00 per rated N·m for the AKE60-8 KV80.

Which to buy

Every published specification

AKE50-8 KV110AKE60-8 KV80
Reduction Ratio8:18:1
Rated Torque (N·m)2.55
OD (mm)61.269
Weight (g)190260
Peak Torque (N·m)7.512.5
Rated Voltage (V)2424
Rated Speed (RPM)240180
No-Load Speed (RPM)320240
Rated Current (A)34.8
Peak Current (A)912
Maximum Torque Weight Ratio (N·m/kg)39.546
Height (mm)22.525
Max Continuous Power (W)65—
Backlash (arcmin)9—
Backdrivable Torque (N·m)0.09—
Rotor Inertia (g·cm²)153.81—
Motor Constant (N·m/√W)0.097—
Kv (RPM/V)11080
Kt (N·m/A)0.1040.13
Ke (V/kRPM)712.5
Phase Resistance (mΩ)792—
Phase Inductance (μH)560—
Pole Pairs1414 Inertia (g·cm²) 647.39
Number of Slots24—
Basic Dynamic Load Rating Cr (N)1100—
Basic Static Load Rating C0r (N)840—
Noise dB (65cm away the motor)65—
Operation Ambient Temperature-20℃~50℃(℃) -20℃~50℃
Insulation LevelF—
Dielectric Strength500V—
Insulation Resistance500V 10MΩ—
Driving WayFOCFOC
ApplicationExoskeleton, Robotic ArmExoskeleton
Rated Power (W)—95
Phase to Phase Resistance (mΩ)—577
Phase to Phase Inductance (μH)—704
Mechanical Time Constant (ms)—1.2
Electrical Time Constant (ms)—1.7
Winding Type—Star

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