Re: Thanks Mariss/Where are you!

Eric,

Couple of problems with a 160VDC rating:

(1) The drive becomes larger and more expensive.
(2) The market for that class drive is much smaller.
(3) Sure as God made little green apples someone will run it off of
rectified 115VAC, kill himself and more lawyers will become rich at
my expense.

The ethernet cores are interesting but they are a little more
expensive and I don't know what the CPU overhead will be to use
ethernet. I am writing the stuff in assembly because every
microsecond counts.

I've got the point-to-point, linear interpolation and circular
interpolation algorithms worked out. The point-to-point one is
written up and running already, so I am just about 1% finished with
the project.

Mariss

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "unterhausen" <unterhausen@y...> wrote:
>
> Mariss,
> Just don't buy any of the rcm2300 ethernet rabbitcores, ok? Darn
> things are really hard to get right now. I keep wondering why the
> voltage on your drives are so low. I would own some 320's right
now
> if the voltage went to 150 or so. Are you thinking about going
> higher with the brushless amps?
> Eric