Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Low cost torque amplifier
    Posted by
    
      Jon Elson
    
  
  
    on 2003-03-25 22:04:50 UTC
  
  Bob Simon wrote:
they have
some nice units that seem to be pretty low cost.
Jon
>I'm looking for a low cost brush type PWM torque amplifier for my EMCI'm not sure what the small quantity prices are at Copley Controls, but
>project lathe. The amp needs to run 8A continuous with ~16A peak. The catch
>is I have to run a 170 volt DC bus for this particular motor. Amp can be
>torque(current)mode only. I don't need a velocity integrator as I don't
>plan on running a tach. Best price I've found so far is about 300 clams.
>Have any of you seen anything cheaper?
>
>
they have
some nice units that seem to be pretty low cost.
Jon
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