Features:
- Identified as a GE Fanuc Model 1-0E AC servo motor
- Uses a straight keyed shaft to deliver controlled mechanical motion
- Separates the flying motor-power leads from the pulse-coder feedback connection
The Model 1-0E designation defines the motor body within the legacy FANUC AC servo range.
Motor power and feedback follow separate paths, allowing the servo unit to energize the motor while receiving motion information.
The #7000 suffix remains part of the complete order identity and is not omitted during configuration matching.
The GE Fanuc A06B-0104-B111#7000 AC Servo Motor is listed as Active / Available from OEM.
GE Fanuc A06B-0104-B111#7000 AC Servo Motor Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
How mechanical output leaves the motor
- Shaft form: The Model 1-0E build uses a straight output shaft.
- Torque transfer: A key establishes the positive mechanical connection to the mating coupling.
- Motor boundary: The shaft is the controlled-motion output of the complete servo motor.
- Identity check: Shaft form is verified together with the full #7000 order code.
Separation of the motor-power path
- Electrical input: The servo unit supplies controlled power to the motor windings.
- Connection form: Flying leads provide the documented motor-power connection.
- Motion conversion: The energized motor converts the command into shaft torque and rotation.
- Feedback boundary: Power conductors remain separate from the pulse-coder connection.
How the control receives motion information
- Detector role: The motor-mounted pulse coder supplies motion feedback.
- Connector route: Feedback leaves through its dedicated connector rather than the flying power leads.
- Control relationship: The servo path compares returned motion information with the commanded movement.
- Configuration boundary: The feedback arrangement is matched with the complete motor order code.
Why the complete code is retained
- Base order: A06B-0104-B111 identifies the motor family and base configuration.
- Suffix position: #7000 is recorded as part of the complete supplied identity.
- Model designation: Model 1-0E provides the motor-size reference used with the order code.
- Comparison rule: The full label is compared without dropping or interpreting unverified suffix details.