Re: Basic stepper control question
Posted by
Tom Kulaga
on 2001-06-30 19:01:47 UTC
> Just tossing out an idea:be
> If this is a non-cost sensitive project, a "brake" mechanism might
> a workaround. The brake could be devised to be clamped when adraw
> solenoid is inactive (free movement when energized.) if current
> is an issue over time.We're already eating into profit margin, so a brake probably isn't
going to get added. We'd need to redesign the control board (yet
again) to add the control outputs too. No way will they approve that!
I think I'll suggest we go for current reduction at idle. I'm pretty
sure we're using 2916's for drivers, and I think they support current
control. Dropping to 25% of nominal shouldn't be too much added heat
(I hope). If that doesn't work, we got some real problems to sort
out. Makes me glad that I'm the mechanical and not the electrical on
the project!
-Tom Kulaga
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Tom Kulaga
2001-06-30 11:33:30 UTC
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2001-06-30 18:53:29 UTC
Re: Basic stepper control question
Tom Kulaga
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Chris Stratton
2001-06-30 19:16:52 UTC
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Tom Kulaga
2001-07-01 16:26:26 UTC
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Kevin P. Martin
2001-07-03 07:27:26 UTC
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2002-03-13 07:33:22 UTC
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Tim Goldstein
2002-03-13 21:00:22 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Basic stepper control question