Powerful drive
Claim of high instantaneous torque.
UNITREE · Robotic components
A1 Motor — Stable and efficient, easy to maintain
Ultra-thin body design and highly integrated construction. The compact motor combines power with ease of maintenance.
The manufacturer highlights five features: powerful drive, high integration, a crossed roller bearing, temperature and position sensing, and a low-copper-consumption winding.
Claim of high instantaneous torque.
Motor body and controller combined.
Designed for axial impact resistance, precision, and long service life.
Position and temperature monitoring features.
Low-copper-consumption coil design.
The A1 motor can be adapted for load-bearing machines such as legged robots. The manufacturer states that it delivers high instantaneous force and rapid movement, with a maximum output torque of 33,5 N·m and a maximum joint speed of 21 rad/s.
Varnish dipping of the electrical wire helps with heat dissipation. The single-strand winding is intended to reduce resistance losses and current interaction between wires. The stator undergoes electrophoresis and high-temperature coating processes; the manufacturer reports that it passed a 48-hour salt spray test and has high rust resistance and insulation performance. The use of 0,2 mm silicon steel sheets is intended to reduce iron loss.
The 48-hour salt spray test is a manufacturer claim.
The motor body and controller are combined into a single unit; the manufacturer states that this arrangement reduces connection cables and facilitates plug-and-play use and quick disassembly and maintenance. The enclosed design is intended to prevent foreign particles from entering the motor.
The manufacturer describes the bearings as resistant to axial impacts, highly precise, and long-lasting.
Motor sensor feedback covers torque, angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration, and temperature. Control commands include torque, angle, angular velocity, stiffness, and damping values.
Values the motor can report.
Values the motor can report.
Command parameters that can be sent to the motor.
Command parameters that can be sent to the motor.
Unitree A1 Motor This product is a motor designed for Unitree A1 robot platforms. Technical specifications and compatibility details are retained as stated by the manufacturer; mounting, connection pins, power requirements, and torque/efficiency information apply in the format specified in the original documentation. Follow the specified configuration and safety limitations during installation. No image mapping has been performed because no media or verified image link was provided.
Designed to improve magnetic flux utilization, achieve sinusoidal back EMF, and reduce cogging torque.
The manufacturer states that thousands of motor flux line calculations support stability and reliability in different motion conditions.
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The temperature monitoring sensor on the motor helps prevent unusual temperature conditions from damaging it.
Field-oriented control (FOC) is said to provide smoother operation with low torque ripple and low noise.
Axis/title labels shown in the source.
The manufacturer's technical values are presented below with their original units and scope preserved.
| Mass | 605 g |
|---|---|
| Maximum instantaneous torque | 33,5 N·m |
| Maximum joint rotation speed | 21 rad/s |
| Operating voltage | 20–40 V |
| Torque constant | 0,9287 N·m/A |
| Commutation mode | RS 485This value is given under the “Commutation Mode” heading in the source. |
| Communication control period | 1 kHz |
| Motor encoder resolution | 15 bit |
| Motor sensor feedback | Torque, angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration, temperature |
| Motor control commands | Torque, angle, angular velocity, stiffness, damping |
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