Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: PID setting in EMC
Posted by
Tim Goldstein
on 2002-10-07 09:35:46 UTC
The uneven pulses from steppermod.o are not an issue at all with the
G320/G340 drives. They are only a concern if you are using a stepper drive
that does not generate their own smooth pulse train (so all steppers except
G210 and even the G210 can be affected if running other than the 10x pulse
multiply mode).
I am using very large servo motors with my G320 drives (roughly NEMA 42
sized) and my setting are about mid scale on the dampening and gain and wide
open on the current. How old are your G340 drives? The newer ones have an
anti-dither circuit that keeps them quiet at rest. On the older drives they
would sit and dither fairly rapidly with quite a buzz at rest when set
correctly.
Tim
[Denver, CO]
there may be some issue with uneven pulse trains.
I have the gain set very low, with the damping set just above it. I
understand why you would get vibrations or oscillations if the drive was
underdamped, but I also get it when it is overdamped. Is having the gain
pot set to almost minimum ok?
G320/G340 drives. They are only a concern if you are using a stepper drive
that does not generate their own smooth pulse train (so all steppers except
G210 and even the G210 can be affected if running other than the 10x pulse
multiply mode).
I am using very large servo motors with my G320 drives (roughly NEMA 42
sized) and my setting are about mid scale on the dampening and gain and wide
open on the current. How old are your G340 drives? The newer ones have an
anti-dither circuit that keeps them quiet at rest. On the older drives they
would sit and dither fairly rapidly with quite a buzz at rest when set
correctly.
Tim
[Denver, CO]
> I am also using the Gecko G340 drive with some rather large servos. Ihave only tried steppermod so far, and it seems to work ok. I agree that
there may be some issue with uneven pulse trains.
> On a side note about the Gecko G340 and larger motors, where do you haveyour gain and damping pots set to? My motors go into bad vibrations unless
I have the gain set very low, with the damping set just above it. I
understand why you would get vibrations or oscillations if the drive was
underdamped, but I also get it when it is overdamped. Is having the gain
pot set to almost minimum ok?
> Richard
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Brent Fuchs
2002-10-06 18:38:23 UTC
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2002-10-06 19:47:45 UTC
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2002-10-06 20:02:34 UTC
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Rick E
2002-10-07 07:47:51 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: PID setting in EMC
Tim Goldstein
2002-10-07 09:35:46 UTC
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skykotechnologies
2002-10-07 09:54:10 UTC
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2002-10-07 12:16:38 UTC
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William Scalione
2002-10-07 13:53:19 UTC
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