1. Product Overview
The YASKAWA SGM7A-02AFA61 is a compact, low-capacity AC servo motor from the Sigma-7 family, designed for precise and responsive motion control in modern automation systems. It is aimed at applications where small power, high accuracy, and fast response are needed in a very limited space, such as compact robots, light-duty positioning units, and high-speed pick-and-place mechanisms.
Within the Sigma-7 range, the SGM7A-02AFA61 belongs to the low-inertia series, which is optimized for rapid acceleration and deceleration. This makes it especially suitable for short-stroke, repetitive motions and systems where cycle time and repeatability are critical. Even though it is a small motor, it is built on the same control concept and quality standards as larger YASKAWA servo models, ensuring long-term stability in continuous industrial operation.
Part of YASKAWA Sigma-7 SGM7A low-inertia series
Designed for 200 V class servo systems
Compact housing for space-constrained machines and multi-axis platforms
Low inertia rotor concept for fast response and short positioning time
High-resolution encoder interface for smooth and accurate motion
Fully compatible with Sigma-7 servo drives such as SGD7S, SGD7W, and SGD7V
Intended for continuous duty in industrial environments
Ideal for light-load, high-speed axes in precise automation equipment
The following table provides a clear, text-only summary suitable for technical catalogs and online product pages.
For detailed numerical data such as exact torque, speed, and inertia values, designers should always consult the official YASKAWA SGM7A-02AFA61 datasheet and Sigma-7 manuals.
The SGM7A-02AFA61 is engineered as a small but highly responsive axis for advanced automation. In many machines, the smallest axes often work the hardest: they accelerate rapidly, stop frequently, and repeat the same motion thousands of times per shift. The low-inertia rotor and compact stator design of this motor address exactly those conditions.
In a typical system, the motor is paired with a Sigma-7 servo drive that provides:
High servo bandwidth for rapid response
Precise current and speed control
Built-in auto-tuning and resonance suppression features
This combination allows the machine builder to achieve short settling times, tighter positioning, and reduced cycle times without sacrificing stability. The SGM7A-02AFA61 is therefore well suited to roles such as:
Quick indexing axes
Lightweight pick-and-place heads
High-speed feeders and small conveyors
Even at its small capacity, the motor is designed for continuous industrial duty, providing reliable service in production environments operating many hours per day.
Like other Sigma-7 motors, the SGM7A-02AFA61 uses an advanced encoder feedback system that communicates with the drive over a serial interface. The high resolution of this encoder enables:
Fine positioning accuracy, important for small-step motions and tight tolerances
Very smooth low-speed operation, which is useful in inspection, alignment, or test axes
Stable speed regulation, even when loads or friction conditions vary
The drive uses this encoder information to perform functions such as vibration suppression and automatic gain adjustment. As a result, end users benefit from:
Reduced mechanical vibration
Better tracking performance during complex motion profiles
Easier startup, since tuning can be simplified
This level of control quality is particularly valuable in electronic assembly machines, test equipment, and compact robot joints, where even small errors can impact yield or accuracy.
The mechanical structure of the SGM7A-02AFA61 follows a standardized Sigma-7 form factor, making it convenient to integrate into new or existing designs:
Flange mounting allows straightforward attachment to machine frames and linear modules.
The straight shaft with keyway offers secure coupling to pulleys, gears, ball screws, or couplings.
The slim body and low mass are beneficial for moving axes, such as those mounted on Z-slides or robotic arms, where added weight directly impacts dynamics.
Because it is a small-frame motor, it helps designers minimize overall machine dimensions and build densely packed multi-axis systems. Cables, connectors, and accessories are part of the broader Sigma-7 ecosystem, which simplifies sourcing and maintenance.
When installing the motor, good engineering practice includes:
Accurate shaft alignment and proper coupling selection
Adequate support of external loads with bearings or linear guides
Observing recommended environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, vibration)
The SGM7A-02AFA61 fits a wide range of light-duty, high-precision motion tasks:
Electronics and Semiconductor Equipment Used in short-stroke slides, tool positioning units, small indexing tables, and device handling modules where millimeter-level or sub-millimeter accuracy is expected.
Packaging and Labelling Machines Applied to axes for film feeding, label application, product spacing, and small cutting mechanisms. The motor’s fast response supports high-speed packaging lines with frequent stop-start cycles.
Robotics and Handling Integrated into compact robot joints, grippers, or Cartesian axes carrying light loads. The low inertia supports quick orientation and gripping movements with good repeatability.
Inspection and Measurement Systems Deployed in vision inspection stages, sensor positioning systems, or test equipment where stable low-speed and micro-positioning performance are crucial.
Custom Machine Builders OEMs can use the SGM7A-02AFA61 wherever a small, responsive axis is needed but reliability must still match that of larger industrial servos.
To obtain the full benefit of the SGM7A-02AFA61, it should be integrated into a properly engineered servo system:
Select a Sigma-7 drive with suitable current rating for this 200 V class motor.
Use appropriately rated power and encoder cables, following YASKAWA’s wiring diagrams.
Ensure good grounding and shielding to reduce electrical noise and protect feedback signals.
Configure the drive parameters according to the mechanical system’s inertia, load condition, and required motion profile.
Make use of the Sigma-7 drive functions such as auto-tuning and vibration suppression to shorten commissioning time.
Following these steps helps maintain both performance and reliability, especially in multi-axis machines with complex motion patterns.
Choosing the YASKAWA SGM7A-02AFA61 brings several practical benefits:
Compact, low-capacity solution for space-critical designs
Seamless integration into the Sigma-7 ecosystem, including drives, cables, and tools
Consistent performance characteristics across the series, simplifying design standardization
High reliability and long service life in industrial environments
Worldwide technical support and spare parts availability, backing the global YASKAWA brand
OEMs can standardize on the Sigma-7 platform and scale across different motor sizes while preserving the same control philosophy. End users benefit from stable production, easier maintenance, and predictable performance when machines are expanded or modified.
The YASKAWA SGM7A-02AFA61 AC servo motor is a focused solution for small, fast, and accurate motion axes. It extends the capabilities of the Sigma-7 family into lower power ranges without compromising control quality or industrial robustness. In compact robots, electronics production lines, packaging machinery, and custom automation projects, this motor offers a reliable foundation for achieving high speed, precise positioning, and efficient machine design.
For final sizing, safety evaluation, and wiring details, engineers should always refer to the official YASKAWA documentation for SGM7A-02AFA61 and the associated Sigma-7 servo drives, ensuring that the complete system meets both performance requirements and applicable standards.
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