Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] EMC max step frequency
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2003-05-14 20:36:57 UTC
levindesign wrote:
with the fastest computers available today. I have been running
Gecko microstepping drives up to 48,000 steps/sec (per axis) with
my hardware step pulse generator and EMC. That is not a limit, the
design is good to 300,000 steps/sec, and can go higher if needed.
This runs with EMC, and is controlled through the parallel port.
See http://jelinux.pico-systems.com/univstep.html for more info.
I demonstrated this at the most recent NAMES show running to
90 IPM with size 34 stepper motors and Gecko 201A drives on a
mini-mill. This system can also read your encoders directly
back to the computer.
(I also have different hardware that can drive analog-input servo
drives.)
Jon
>Hi!I don't know what the practical limits are, or how fast you can go
>
>I am planning on building a router using
>ac-servo drives with step/direction inputs
>(reprogrammable for +/-10v inputs for posible
>future full servo system).
>I would like to get about 40-50Khz.
>What is the maximum pulse rate to expect
>from emc, I am running a AMD K6 550Mhz,
>is this enough or should I build a faster computer?
>
>
with the fastest computers available today. I have been running
Gecko microstepping drives up to 48,000 steps/sec (per axis) with
my hardware step pulse generator and EMC. That is not a limit, the
design is good to 300,000 steps/sec, and can go higher if needed.
This runs with EMC, and is controlled through the parallel port.
See http://jelinux.pico-systems.com/univstep.html for more info.
I demonstrated this at the most recent NAMES show running to
90 IPM with size 34 stepper motors and Gecko 201A drives on a
mini-mill. This system can also read your encoders directly
back to the computer.
(I also have different hardware that can drive analog-input servo
drives.)
Jon
Discussion Thread
levindesign
2003-05-13 01:39:41 UTC
EMC max step frequency
Jon Elson
2003-05-14 20:36:57 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] EMC max step frequency