Re: Servo heating
Posted by
vrsculptor
on 2006-04-25 10:36:37 UTC
Jon,
Your probably right. The servos are big, rated 160 volt, 5" diameter,
10" long, 1K line encoders, no tach and 2.5:1 reduction. There are no
name/data plates. I'm running G320's at 78 volts, 10 amps. Originaly
machine could do 120 ipm, now I get about 60 which is OK for what I do.
Original AMPs were blown. The machine is much bigger than a Bridgeport
series 1.
I will go back and try re-adjusting the gecko. The machine runs fine,
other axis are stone cold. The Y axis just gets pretty warm but its not
too hot to hold on to for a couple of minutes. Much cooler than
McDonald's coffeee :~)
Roger
Your probably right. The servos are big, rated 160 volt, 5" diameter,
10" long, 1K line encoders, no tach and 2.5:1 reduction. There are no
name/data plates. I'm running G320's at 78 volts, 10 amps. Originaly
machine could do 120 ipm, now I get about 60 which is OK for what I do.
Original AMPs were blown. The machine is much bigger than a Bridgeport
series 1.
I will go back and try re-adjusting the gecko. The machine runs fine,
other axis are stone cold. The Y axis just gets pretty warm but its not
too hot to hold on to for a couple of minutes. Much cooler than
McDonald's coffeee :~)
Roger
> This is probably due to dithering of the servo. You may be able to
> adjust the
> pots on the Gecko to eliminate it. What motors are you using?
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Les Newell
2006-04-25 02:07:23 UTC
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2006-04-25 10:11:28 UTC
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vrsculptor
2006-04-25 10:36:37 UTC
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2006-04-25 18:42:47 UTC
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vrsculptor
2006-04-26 06:49:59 UTC
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