Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Brushless Servo Motor Drivers
Posted by
Henrik Olsson
on 2009-01-01 09:56:27 UTC
Hi,
Have a look at the VSD-E from www.GraniteDevices.fi
It drives AC and BLDC servos, brused DC motors and stepper motors. The
stepper can be fitted with encoder and run as a high pole AC servo motor.
Great guys to deal with as well!
/Henrik.
-----Original message-----
Hi all, Happy New Year!
I have a Gorton 1-22 vertical mill (a bridgeport-style mill) that I
have been running turbo CNC on for years. I have 2 NEMA42 steppers on
X and Y and a huge brushed DC servo driving the knee (not the quill),
all running Gecko Drives.
The feeds are limited to about 70ipm on X and Y with the steppers and
I was thinking about switching to servos, but wanted to do brushless.
Does anyone know of a place to get Gecko-like step and direction
drives for brushless motors?
I have looked all over, and it looks like I would be spending ~$500 an
axis minimum just on the drive.
I am considering developing my own drive, does anyone think there
would be a market for these? Brushless motors can be purchased pretty
cheaply here:
http://www.anaheimautomation.com/brushless-dc-motor-products.aspx
It is just the drive that does not seem to exist....
Thanks for any comments, or information.
Dustin
Have a look at the VSD-E from www.GraniteDevices.fi
It drives AC and BLDC servos, brused DC motors and stepper motors. The
stepper can be fitted with encoder and run as a high pole AC servo motor.
Great guys to deal with as well!
/Henrik.
-----Original message-----
Hi all, Happy New Year!
I have a Gorton 1-22 vertical mill (a bridgeport-style mill) that I
have been running turbo CNC on for years. I have 2 NEMA42 steppers on
X and Y and a huge brushed DC servo driving the knee (not the quill),
all running Gecko Drives.
The feeds are limited to about 70ipm on X and Y with the steppers and
I was thinking about switching to servos, but wanted to do brushless.
Does anyone know of a place to get Gecko-like step and direction
drives for brushless motors?
I have looked all over, and it looks like I would be spending ~$500 an
axis minimum just on the drive.
I am considering developing my own drive, does anyone think there
would be a market for these? Brushless motors can be purchased pretty
cheaply here:
http://www.anaheimautomation.com/brushless-dc-motor-products.aspx
It is just the drive that does not seem to exist....
Thanks for any comments, or information.
Dustin
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2008-12-31 11:53:20 UTC
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2008-12-31 16:32:55 UTC
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2009-01-01 08:18:21 UTC
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2009-01-01 09:56:27 UTC
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2009-01-01 10:04:09 UTC
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2009-01-01 10:20:52 UTC
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2009-01-01 10:26:24 UTC
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2009-01-01 14:23:14 UTC
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2009-01-02 20:32:11 UTC
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2009-01-02 21:29:24 UTC
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