Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Stepper Motors
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2004-04-29 09:17:02 UTC
jess@... wrote:
than the 34013 motor, because of the lower resistance and inductance.
However, both of these motors will be severely limited at higher speeds
due to the high resistance. For a 1076 Oz-In motor, you really want a
super-low
resistance motor, with perhaps a rating of 7A / phase if used with Gecko 201
drives, or even higher if using drives capable of greater current.
I'd take a wild guess and say that even the 34014 motor will run out of
torque
well below 1000 RPM.
Jon
>What is the advantage or disadvantage between these two stepper motors 2.5AThe 34014 motor will produce the same torque at a somewhat higher speed
>and 4.5A .
>
>H34013 Step motor 1076 oz in 2.5A 3. ohms
>H34014 Step motor 1076 oz in 4.5A 1. ohms
>
>
than the 34013 motor, because of the lower resistance and inductance.
However, both of these motors will be severely limited at higher speeds
due to the high resistance. For a 1076 Oz-In motor, you really want a
super-low
resistance motor, with perhaps a rating of 7A / phase if used with Gecko 201
drives, or even higher if using drives capable of greater current.
I'd take a wild guess and say that even the 34014 motor will run out of
torque
well below 1000 RPM.
Jon
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