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Johnson Electric Gearmotor without Shaft
This PLG (Power Lift Gate) motor is used in automotive applications to open and close the liftgate in SUV’s etc. In most applications, the motor drives a lead screw that provides translational moti...Read More
Product Overview
This PLG (Power Lift Gate) motor is used in automotive applications to open and close the liftgate in SUV’s etc. In most applications, the motor drives a lead screw that provides translational motion.
This is simply the motor without shaft. The motor and shaft combo is available in the 2020 FRC FIRST Choice as part number fc-JE-5548 or bundled together as am-4230. The manufacturer part numbers are JE-PLG-149 and JE-PLG-ADPTR-1. A dual hall encoder is included for speed and directional feedback. One rotation includes 44.4 hall pulses. This is an approved FRC motor for the 2020 season, with technical information listed here.
Wiring Pinout:
- Brown: Encoder 5V
- Yellow: Hall Effect Encoder 1 Output
- Green: Hall Effect Encoder 2 Output
- Blue: Hall Effect Encoder Ground
- Red: Motor 12V
- Black: Motor Ground
Specifications
- Free Current: 2A
- Free Speed: 410 RPM
- Manufacturer Part Number: JE-PLG-149
- Maximum Power: 47 Watts
- Product Lifecycle: discontinued, <a href='/products/johnson-electric-plg-gearmotor-and-output-shaft'>see other options here.</a>
- Ratio: 22.2:1
- Stall Current: 26A
- Stall Torque: 3.3 ft/lbs
- Wattage: 47
- Weight: 0.521 lbs
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A compact gear motor with some advantages
At first you have to wonder what good this is without an output shaft and easy mounting. But an output shaft is easy to make if you have access to a mill. The compact size and relatively high torque of this gearmotor make it useful for a lot of FRC applications. The built-in encoder is a real plus, too. You will have to get a bit creative on mounting the motor.
