Re: Testing Step Motors
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 1999-11-17 14:55:41 UTC
Ray Henry wrote:
accuracy of stepper motors. They just assume that they precisely break
a circle into however many steps they have per rev, which is far from true.
And, especially with microstepping, people think they can divide each step
into thousands of microsteps, with full accuracy. Clearly, the micro steps
quickly become meaningless, if the step accuracy is something like 5 or 10%.
Jon
> From: Ray Henry <rehenry@...>Yes, very interesting. Nobody ever seems to talk about the positioning
>
> Read an interesting article in Test and Measurement World Nov 1999 that
> discussed stepper motor applications, testing, and failure. Stuff there
> that I didn't know about holding and dynamic torque and accuracy.
accuracy of stepper motors. They just assume that they precisely break
a circle into however many steps they have per rev, which is far from true.
And, especially with microstepping, people think they can divide each step
into thousands of microsteps, with full accuracy. Clearly, the micro steps
quickly become meaningless, if the step accuracy is something like 5 or 10%.
Jon
Discussion Thread
Jon Elson
1999-11-17 14:55:41 UTC
Re: Testing Step Motors
Harrison, Doug
1999-11-18 05:03:42 UTC
RE: Testing Step Motors
Matt Shaver
1999-11-18 08:09:31 UTC
Re: Testing Step Motors
Harrison, Doug
1999-11-18 08:34:22 UTC
RE: Testing Step Motors
Matt Shaver
1999-11-18 09:14:32 UTC
Re: Testing Step Motors
Harrison, Doug
1999-11-18 13:25:06 UTC
RE: Testing Step Motors
Harrison, Doug
1999-11-30 10:54:24 UTC
RE: Testing Step Motors
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1999-11-30 12:20:49 UTC
Re: Testing Step Motors