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1. General scope
1-1 The specifications apply to the
coreless cylindrical permanent magnetic micro vibration motor
DC model
Z4PC3B8129521.
1. Standard
Condition
1-1 Standard
Voltage 3.0V DC
1-2 Voltage Range
2.6~3.6V DC
1-3 Standard Load Counter weight
R1.85x4.8L
1-4 Rotating Direction C.W. from the direction of
the Counter weight
1-5 Moving temp. range -10˚C~+60˚C
1-6 Storage temp. range -40˚C~+85˚C(temp. 20˚C,
relative humidity 65% RH, pressure 1013hPa)
1-7 Motor position All direction
2.
Measuring Condition
2-1 Motor position Horizontal
2-2 Current DC stabilized current
2-3 Temp/Humidity Principle measurement
5˚C~35˚C, relative humidity
30%~90%. For
abnormalities, 20˚C±2˚C, 65%±5%
2-4 Rotating direction C.W. from the direction of
the counter weight (CW)
3. Electrical
Features
3-1 Standard loaded rotation 11000±2500
rpm(under Standard Voltage and load)
3-2 Standard loaded current 100 mA Max
(under Standard Voltage and load)
3-3 Starting current 120 mA
Max (under Standard Voltage)
(Locked current) (2/3R extreme resisting
rate)
Not in the position
which the brushes contact the
commutator at two
points
3-4 Standard loaded Starting Under loaded condition towards
CW, rotor shall move in
Voltage all positions at
2.6V
(counter weight is
turned 360° slowly )
3-5 Insulation resistance Under 50VDC,1MΩ Min between
motor terminal and case
3-6 Voltage Insulation Under 50V AC, without
irregularities in 1 min between motor terminal and case
3-7 Electrical noise Using ring varistor
3-8 Wiring resistance 2/3 between poles
26.0Ω±3.0Ω
3-9 Mechanical noise 50dB(A) max from 10cm
Background
noise:28dB(A) max

4. Mechanical Structure
4-1 Appearance External measurement which
should be within the
difference
accordance, Should not show Scratches,
damages or loosening
of the grip
4-2 End play of shaft 0.30mm or less
4-3 Weight
Approximately 1.2g
4-4 Weight of counter weight
Approximately 0.37g
5. Environment specification
5-1 Vibration Test Under packaged condition
and vibration range of
1.5mm cycle,
subjecting to continuous speed change
of 2mm or more
during 3mins or less.
Should satisfy item
3 & 4 even in additional of 30 mins
with vibration of
1200~3300times/min.
5-2 Shock Test Inserting motor into a 6
sides simulated box (appx 60g),
drop from 1.2m high
on a concrete & metal surfaces and
satisfying item 3 &
4
Drop times: two
drops per plane for a total of 12 drops
5-3 Storage
Test Temperature cycle (without presence of
condensation on the motor)

After exposure for 24Hrs and satisfy
item 3 and 4
5-4 Counter weight High Temperature Test
No vividly remarkable corrosion at 60˚C 90% HR after 250Hrs
5-5 Pull Test
Counter weight pull (Under normal temperature and humidity)
Counter weight must withstand axial pull of 3 kgf to
destruct.
6. Life Test

Input
voltage: 3.0V DC
Counter weight:
R1.85×4.8L appx 0.371g
(C) High temperature exposure at
60˚C, 20% RH
(D) Standard verification
(1) Variety rate of standard
rotation is less than +30%/-20% from initial.
(2) Variety rate of standard
current is less than +20%/-30% form initial.
6-1 Temperature Shock Life Test
(B)To maintain (A) cycle for 140hrs in the process of temperature
shock
(D)To satisfy the standard specification
6-2 High Temperature Exposure Life Test
(C)To maintain (A) cycle under high temperature for 48hrs
(D)To satisfy the standard specification
7. Packing Condition
7-1 Smallest packing condition

7-2 Cardboard Packing
Condition

7-3 Final Packing Condition

8. Others
8-1 Whatever items which be not stated in this specification
will be not guaranteed.
8-2 Do not subject the motor under locked condition for long
times.
8-3 Reflow Temperature : 250˚CMax
Exceeding this
temperature will result in shorting and dead spot failures.
Excessive heat weakens the magnets and it is also
possible that the coating
on the magnet wires melts causing a short in the
motor.
8-4 Output test date and Cpk will
be attached (n-35) of follows:
Loaded
rotation rpm
Loaded current mA
Lock current (Starting Current) mA
Starting voltage V (without consideration of Cpk value)
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