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HT-N3 24V Robotic Joint Servo Motor 3Nm Planetary Gear Motor Without Driver

HT-N3 24V Robotic Joint Servo Motor 3Nm Planetary Gear Motor Without Driver

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Description

HT-N3 Robotic Joint Servo Motor with 6:1 Planetary Gearbox

The HT-N3 Robotic Joint Servo Motor is a compact brushless joint motor engineered for robotic joints, humanoid robots, exoskeleton systems, robotic arms, and precision automation equipment. This version is supplied without the integrated MIT driver, making it ideal for developers and system integrators who already use their own motor controllers or custom servo control platforms.

The actuator integrates a brushless servo motor, 6:1 steel planetary gearbox, and built-in position sensing into a lightweight, compact assembly. Operating from 12–24V, it delivers 3 Nm rated torque, 9 Nm peak torque, and up to 400 RPM output speed after reduction, providing an excellent balance of torque density, responsiveness, and installation flexibility.

Designed for CAN-based robotic systems and custom motion controllers, the HT-N3 offers reliable mechanical performance while allowing complete freedom to select the preferred driver architecture for research, industrial automation, educational robotics, and robotic product development.


Key Features

  • Brushless robotic joint servo motor
  • Driver not included for flexible controller selection
  • Integrated 6:1 precision planetary gearbox
  • Built-in position sensing
  • 24V rated voltage
  • Operating voltage range: 12–24V
  • 3 Nm rated torque
  • 9 Nm peak torque
  • Maximum output speed up to 400 RPM
  • Steel planetary gears
  • Compact Ø76 mm housing
  • Low backlash design
  • CAN communication compatible
  • IP54 protection
  • Lightweight construction for robotic joints

Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model HT-N3
Driver Not Included
Rated Voltage 24 V
Operating Voltage 12–24 V
Rated Power 96 W
Rated Torque 3 Nm
Peak Torque 9 Nm
Rated Output Speed 300 RPM
Maximum Output Speed 400 RPM
Rated Current 4 A
Peak Current 13 A
Phase Resistance 0.55 Ω
Phase Inductance 0.45 mH
Speed Constant 16.67 rpm/V
Torque Constant 0.68 Nm/A
Pole Pairs 14
Gear Ratio 6:1
Gearbox Type Planetary
Gear Material Steel
Gearbox Backlash 15 arcmin
Communication CAN
Secondary Encoder No
Protection Rating IP54
Operating Temperature -20°C to +80°C
Maximum Axial Load 200 N
Maximum Radial Load 800 N
Noise <60 dB
Weight 289 g
Dimensions Ø76 × 24 mm

Package Includes

  • 1 × HT-N3 Robotic Joint Servo Motor
  • Integrated 6:1 Planetary Gearbox
  • Built-in Position Sensor

Driver is not included.


Applications

  • Robotic Joint Systems
  • Robotic Arms
  • Humanoid Robots
  • Exoskeleton Robots
  • Quadruped Robots
  • AGV & AMR Motion Systems
  • Custom Servo Platforms
  • Educational Robotics
  • Automation Equipment
  • Motion Control Development
  • Laboratory Research
  • Prototype Robotics

FAQ

Does this version include the MIT driver?

No. This product includes the robotic joint servo motor and planetary gearbox only. The driver must be selected separately.


Who is this version designed for?

It is intended for developers, research laboratories, universities, and automation engineers using their own motor controller or custom control system.


Can I connect it to my own controller?

Yes. This version is suitable for integration into custom control platforms that support compatible brushless servo motor control and CAN communication.


What is the rated torque?

The HT-N3 provides 3 Nm rated torque and 9 Nm peak torque.


What gearbox is integrated?

A 6:1 precision steel planetary gearbox with approximately 15 arcmin backlash.


What voltage does the motor support?

Rated voltage is 24V, with an operating range of 12–24V.


Is this suitable for robotic arm joints?

Yes. The compact structure and high torque density make it suitable for robotic arm joints, humanoid robots, exoskeletons, and other articulated robotic systems.


What is the difference between this version and the integrated actuator version?

This version does not include the integrated MIT driver, providing greater flexibility for users who already have a compatible motion controller.