Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Gearhead Servos
Posted by
Jon Elson
on 2004-05-01 00:20:52 UTC
Alan Rothenbush wrote:
backlash. But, without using one of these methods, there will be
gear lash. Some gear motors have very low backlash, some are quite
awful! You can usually feel the backlash by just turning the output
shaft. (Of course, you can't do that on an eBay special.)
In general, I would avoid gears unless you specifically know this
is a low-backlash reducer. Belts work great, however.
Jon
>Been away for a while ...There are several systems for producing gear drives with no
>
>Does anyone have any thoughts on gearhead servo motors ?
>
>They seem to be quite common and cheap enough (in the 5:1 range), but
>I'm wondering about gear lash presenting problems.
>
>Any thoughts ?
>
>
backlash. But, without using one of these methods, there will be
gear lash. Some gear motors have very low backlash, some are quite
awful! You can usually feel the backlash by just turning the output
shaft. (Of course, you can't do that on an eBay special.)
In general, I would avoid gears unless you specifically know this
is a low-backlash reducer. Belts work great, however.
Jon
Discussion Thread
Alan Rothenbush
2004-04-30 08:49:25 UTC
Gearhead Servos
Jon Elson
2004-05-01 00:20:52 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Gearhead Servos