Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] looking a power supply for gecko

First download and read the white paper that is on the geckodrive web site.
It has all the information that you will need.

For a four volt stepper motor you will need a supply of something under 80
volts. 80 volts is the maximum for the Gecko drives. I would stay about 10%
below that.

Use an unregulated supply. For that all you would need is a transformer,
bridge rectifier and a filter capacitor. Use a fuse block and run separate
wires from the fuse block to each Gecko drive. Each drive should have a
separate 5 amp fuse.

If you have problems, contact me off line and I will help you.

Bob Campbell

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Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] looking a power supply for gecko


> I will buy geckos driver soon but I do not what power supply will
> work best for them?
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> unregulated?
> how much voltage?
> how much amperes does it need to be?
> where can I buy this power supply?
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> my steppers are 4v and 2 amp....
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