4000 / 5100 rpm source variant review
Choose the winding around the system supply and loaded operating point.
A 57 mm brushless DC motor family with three-phase and Hall connections for an external driver. The range includes two 24 V speed variants for comparison during project selection.
OEM supply · Configuration-specific winding and mechanical interface
| Model | Rated supply V | No-load speed rpm | On-load speed rpm | On-load torque N.m | On-load current mA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5775BL-24V-4000R | 24 | 4000 | 3200 | 0.233 | 4650 |
| 5775BL-24V-5100R | 24 | 5100 | 4080 | 0.216 | 5500 |
Select the winding and driver together; compare loaded speed and torque at the stated supply.
Performance and dimensions are subject to the selected winding, reduction ratio where applicable, drawing and agreed test conditions. Please confirm the current configuration with Hongyang before ordering.
| Wire / interface | Function |
|---|---|
| Yellow phase | MA |
| Green phase | MB |
| Blue phase | MC |
| Black | GND |
| Yellow Hall | HA |
| Green Hall | HB |
| Blue Hall | HC |
| Red | VCC / source drawing 5 V |


The selected drawing controls shaft, mounting and tolerance details. Any lettered dimensions without a value are specified for the chosen build.
The 5775BL uses three motor phases and Hall connections. Match the driver supply, phase current, Hall sequence and control signals to the selected motor.
The pictured driver is an integration reference. Confirm whether a driver is included in the quoted assembly.

57 mm motor platform with Hall feedback for an external driver. Use an existing configuration as the starting point, then review the interfaces that connect it to your equipment.
Choose the winding around the system supply and loaded operating point.
Use the installation drawing to define the shaft and fixing arrangement.
Review supply, current limits and control signals as a system.
Agree feedback format, wiring and connector details for the chosen build.
Use the intended system voltage and the required speed and torque under load.
Check the shaft profile, projection, fit and fastener positions against your assembly.
Evaluate the motor in the intended enclosure and operating cycle.
Agree current, speed, direction and any feedback checks before sample approval.
Send this series name, the full variant if selected, the installation drawing and required working point.
Check fit and performance in your equipment. Record the supply, load, duty and test method.
Agree the drawing revision, model code, acceptance requirements and order quantity before release.
Send your preferred model or the working point, installation drawing and expected quantity.
A drawing, reference motor or application brief is a useful starting point.
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