Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Posted by
Darrell
on 2000-01-10 11:21:33 UTC
The "jitter" problem should not be to hard for the Bridgeport because even
at half stepping maximum step rate at rapid would only be 3200 -3600 steps
per second so you should be able to slow the timing down and not stress the
RT system.
Darrell
at half stepping maximum step rate at rapid would only be 3200 -3600 steps
per second so you should be able to slow the timing down and not stress the
RT system.
Darrell
----- Original Message -----
From: Matt Shaver <mshaver@...>
> 3. Darrell also said, "I think the main thing in using these drivers is
> getting the timing correct in EMC." This is something I have yet to be
able
> to do, and is a problem that Fred has been working on for some time now.
> Without going into all the details the problem is that there is a some
jitter
> in the step output of the EMC. Generating the step pulses stresses the
real
> time part of the software considerably and much work has been going on to
> reduce the jitter. Ahha (and Flashcut also) uses external hardware to
avoid
> this problem, but I am reluctant to adopt that approach until the
"software
> only" approach has been thoroughly developed. Other "software only"
solutions
> avoid the problem by going into a tight loop in their program with only
> periodic polling of the keyboard buffer to check user input. This option
is
> unavailable to us as we want to multiprocess and keep Xwindows alive, etc.
> The problem comes in when you try to control a large machine (like a
> Bridgeport) at high speeds (60+ inches/minute or thereabouts). Since the
> torque output of stepper motors drops with speed, any timing variations in
> the step rate (at high speed) can lead into resonance problems or
stalling.
> Fred has made some good progress lately and will have an improved version
of
> the stepper software available in the near future.
>
> Matt
>
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Discussion Thread
Charles Hopkins
2000-01-09 16:48:51 UTC
SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Darrell
2000-01-10 00:04:09 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Dan Mauch
2000-01-10 08:20:40 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Matt Shaver
2000-01-10 10:50:52 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Darrell
2000-01-10 11:21:33 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Jon Elson
2000-01-10 12:23:51 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Darrell
2000-01-10 12:43:02 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Harrison, Doug
2000-01-10 13:24:06 UTC
RE: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Jon Elson
2000-01-10 16:39:57 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Matt Shaver
2000-01-10 17:53:53 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Harrison, Doug
2000-01-10 18:10:24 UTC
RE: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Les Watts
2000-01-10 20:29:23 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Jon Elson
2000-01-10 23:21:26 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Jim Fackert
2000-01-10 15:43:57 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
tyler@g...
2000-01-11 09:48:30 UTC
Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Jon Elson
2000-01-11 12:16:58 UTC
Re: Re: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors
Harrison, Doug
2000-01-11 12:21:53 UTC
RE: SLO-SYN 12.7 Amp motors