Re: new servo motor controller
Posted by
skykotech
on 2006-02-10 09:40:41 UTC
Roger,
I think I understand the confusion now. The Pixie P100 can work with
any count encoder. The Pixie P100 also has a step multiplier (x1 to
x255) that can be used in systems that have high count encoders and
cannot generate steps at a high enough frequency to run these motors
at a desired speed.
The P100-F20 (and P100-F25) are special versions of the board that
have extra circuitry to deal with certain Fanuc brushless motors that
do not have normal hall outputs. These versions can also be used with
other brush or brushless motors using any count encoder.
Hope that clears things up.
Rick
I think I understand the confusion now. The Pixie P100 can work with
any count encoder. The Pixie P100 also has a step multiplier (x1 to
x255) that can be used in systems that have high count encoders and
cannot generate steps at a high enough frequency to run these motors
at a desired speed.
The P100-F20 (and P100-F25) are special versions of the board that
have extra circuitry to deal with certain Fanuc brushless motors that
do not have normal hall outputs. These versions can also be used with
other brush or brushless motors using any count encoder.
Hope that clears things up.
Rick
>count
> Rick,
> Looks good except for the 2000 line encoder with no prescaler or
> multiplier. My machine has 1000 line encoders on servos and requires
> 20,000 steps per inch. With a 2000 line encoder that is 40,000 steps
> per inch. It is difficult to generate 120 IPM step rates at this
> from a PC. My 6,000 RPM spindle driven by step/dir (for eventualrigid
> tapping) would almost need radio frequencies.
>
> Roger
>
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