Re: Stepper speed
Posted by
mariss92705
on 2002-02-10 08:18:26 UTC
Hi,
1.5 Amps per phase on a size 42 motor means it has a very high
inductance. That means the motor would need a 250VDC drive to deliver
full power (10V times 25). You won't get much speed from it at 50VDC.
Mariss
1.5 Amps per phase on a size 42 motor means it has a very high
inductance. That means the motor would need a 250VDC drive to deliver
full power (10V times 25). You won't get much speed from it at 50VDC.
Mariss
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "omikse2000" <omikse2000@y...> wrote:
> Have Superior Electric stepping motor type M111-FD-310. 10 volts
@1.25
> amps.
> Can only get 30 RPM max. Have tried both bipolar and unipolar
> drives using voltages up to 50 vdc. Am I at it's max or can
> I try something else?
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