bipolar unipolar steppers?
Posted by
hotaluminum
on 2001-12-08 20:27:03 UTC
I am looking into purchasing some steppers for a xyz router table. I
have been trying to determine what kind of steppers to purchase. From
the info I have been looking at, I gather that unipolar drives are
cheaper (cost wise) and have easier to build and simpler driver
circuits then bipolar steppers.
But with bipolar, I understand, are more powerful and efficient than
unipolar steppers. I also understand that a unipolar drive can be
hooked up as biploar by not hooking up the center tap of the coils.
Here is my question. If a 100in/oz unipolar stepper is wired as a
bipolar and by using a chopper type driver would the holding torque
effectivley be doubled?
thanks
have been trying to determine what kind of steppers to purchase. From
the info I have been looking at, I gather that unipolar drives are
cheaper (cost wise) and have easier to build and simpler driver
circuits then bipolar steppers.
But with bipolar, I understand, are more powerful and efficient than
unipolar steppers. I also understand that a unipolar drive can be
hooked up as biploar by not hooking up the center tap of the coils.
Here is my question. If a 100in/oz unipolar stepper is wired as a
bipolar and by using a chopper type driver would the holding torque
effectivley be doubled?
thanks
Discussion Thread
hotaluminum
2001-12-08 20:27:03 UTC
bipolar unipolar steppers?
Dan Mauch
2001-12-09 07:00:30 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] bipolar unipolar steppers?