Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: new stepper motors wiring mess ?fixed!

>Not necessarily a problem, just that you will need a pretty big UPS to drive
>your motors.
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>Also, make sure that your controller power supply can handle being powered
>by a UPS-most (or at least many) UPS's don't put out a sine wave, but rather
>a square wave that "equals" the 120VAC sine wave in RMS power.
>
>Some equipment will not stand this kind of a power source. Also, the square
>waves coming out of the UPS will have a large amount of high-frequency
>energy, which may get through your power supply and into the drive
>electronics-again, tit is a function of how good the filtering is on your
>power supply. Most DC supplies are not designed for filtering out HF energy,
>because the designer plans on having them powered by a pure sine wave.
>
>Also, your motor drives may or may not be able to cope with this stuff, if
>it DOES get through.
>
>Finally, I would think that if your spindle drops out due to a power
>failure, you won't want your axis motors to keep moving. I would think in a
>power supply situation, you would want everything to STOP.
>
>If the spindle was powered by the UPS, then maybe continuing, and doing a
>manual stop and shutdown would work.
>
>Andy Wander
>Verrex Corporation
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