Re: Torque vs. speed
Posted by
johann_ohnesorg
on 2010-01-14 08:21:41 UTC
> These figures suggest much better performance of the new motor, butLet me guess, this zero torque point comes at the end of the linear scale, shortly before the torque begins to degrade gradually to higher step frequencys?
> something does not seem right. The EAD chart shows a torque of zero
> at "3K half steps per second".
If yes, you´ll find this in all steppers, it´s the point where resonance kicks in. However, this only poses a problem for fullstep drive, half step or microstep will straighten out this problem.
Cheers,
Johann
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