Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Servo-DRO advice sought
Posted by
s g
on 2003-06-04 10:25:42 UTC
Thanks for the info folks!
However I am still a bit confused as I am a newbie to servo systems.....
Surely by having the encoder fixed to the table as opposed to being attached to the motors shaft this would completely eliminate backlash issues. The motor controller would be sent direction pulses which would turn the motor Anticlockwise /clockwise the encoder would feed a CNC program such as EMC position info, when the desired position is reached the motor stops. If the motor is geared in such a way (sun gears) the torque should be great enough to hold its position. If it looses its position this would be registered by the encoder (dro) which EMC will make adjustments for by sending the required info to the motor controller.
Am I missing something here being a newbie and all ?
BTW speed is not a crucial issue for my project.
TIA
SG
Chris Baugher <cbaugher_yahoo@...> wrote:On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Jon Elson wrote:
It's still too slow for much speed though, maybe 3 inches/minute. It
might be made to work if the controller knew where it's final position
should be (translate: understands G-code), then it could change the speed
of movement depending on how far it has left to go. Still not an easy
task.
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However I am still a bit confused as I am a newbie to servo systems.....
Surely by having the encoder fixed to the table as opposed to being attached to the motors shaft this would completely eliminate backlash issues. The motor controller would be sent direction pulses which would turn the motor Anticlockwise /clockwise the encoder would feed a CNC program such as EMC position info, when the desired position is reached the motor stops. If the motor is geared in such a way (sun gears) the torque should be great enough to hold its position. If it looses its position this would be registered by the encoder (dro) which EMC will make adjustments for by sending the required info to the motor controller.
Am I missing something here being a newbie and all ?
BTW speed is not a crucial issue for my project.
TIA
SG
Chris Baugher <cbaugher_yahoo@...> wrote:On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Jon Elson wrote:
> >The encoder would be a digital dro ( the ones that are similar toJust a note, the imported scales can be set to update 50 times/second.
> >digital calipers but with mounting brackets) with an io connector.
> >(Any other idears welcome!)
>
> These units only update 2-4 times a second. That would allow precise
> movement of about 10 inches/hour.
It's still too slow for much speed though, maybe 3 inches/minute. It
might be made to work if the controller knew where it's final position
should be (translate: understands G-code), then it could change the speed
of movement depending on how far it has left to go. Still not an easy
task.
> >Could this work?Or at least very difficult and probably not worth the effort.
> >
> No, it will be a total disaster.
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Discussion Thread
paragon032003
2003-06-03 09:08:31 UTC
Servo-DRO advice sought
Jon Elson
2003-06-03 09:58:31 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Servo-DRO advice sought
Chris Baugher
2003-06-03 16:29:29 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Servo-DRO advice sought
Weyland
2003-06-03 20:19:04 UTC
Greetings all over again~!
s g
2003-06-04 10:25:42 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Servo-DRO advice sought
Larry Ragan
2003-06-04 11:40:55 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Servo-DRO advice sought