Re: Gecko Stepper on Bridgeport
Posted by
cnc4me@u...
on 2000-11-01 18:32:23 UTC
Mariss Freimanis wrote:
If i took one of your G210 drives and changed the fets to higher
voltage units could i run 160 volts or would other components need to
be changed. Buy the way do you give schematics out.
>At 160VDC they will run 2 to 3a
> times faster.
> The amperage will stay the same if I'm lucky. The "on" resistance
> of a MOSFET goes up as the square of its rated voltage.
> The present
> drives use 100V rated MOSFETS, the new one will need 200V rated
> MOSFETS. This means the size of the silicon die must be 4 times
> bigger to keep the same "on" resistance. The MOSFET package used in
> the present drive is called a "TO220AB". Beyond a certain die size
> bigger package must be used, and I mean much bigger (TO247).Wally asks:
>
> MOSFET cost hinges on die size and package. Since 8 are used per
> unit, this adds up rapidly.
>
> Mariss
If i took one of your G210 drives and changed the fets to higher
voltage units could i run 160 volts or would other components need to
be changed. Buy the way do you give schematics out.
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Ian Eagland
2000-11-01 04:42:30 UTC
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2000-11-01 10:17:33 UTC
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2000-11-01 16:29:50 UTC
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2000-11-01 17:59:13 UTC
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cnc4me@u...
2000-11-01 18:32:23 UTC
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Mariss Freimanis
2000-11-01 18:45:42 UTC
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