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Mariss, why does a stepper driver operating at X-amps per phase only require 2/3 supply current? Also, do you state "phase-current" in terms of peak, average...
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... This is common to most switchmode supplies operating into some sort of inductive load: it is the POWER which is equated, rather than the CURRENT. For...
Steve Hardy
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... The Gecko PSU only needs to supply the average power required by the motor (plus a little more to account for losses in the circuit), because it uses a...
Tony Jeffree
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John, For the second part. We state the current in "peak" not "RMS" amps. Here's why: The 2 motor windings do not share a common flux path. You can prove this...
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Thanks all for the explanation......I appreciate it! -John ... 0 ... in ... sort ... of ... that...
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I don't know if anyone will have any alternatives, since with this project we'll be making many of the G2002/G2003 devices, but I need to get my hands on a...
John Murphy
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... The above got me wondering: do the drivers increase voltage at higher RPMs to compensate for winding inductance? Or is this achieved "automatically"...
Steve Hardy
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In a message dated 3/3/2003 8:39:50 PM Central Standard Time, ... SJH: At the risk of stickin' my nose in where it shouldn't be, the voltage is NOT regulated...
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Steve, Indirectly, yes. The drive presents itself as a sine-cosine weighted current source. A current source will output whatever voltage is necessary to keep...
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Thanks Mariss, one last quick question. I picked up a 22,000uF 40VDC Max surge 50VDC cap. Is this adequate? Maybe I should use my 24v side instead? Thanks...
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From: Carlos Guillermo <carlos@v...> Date: Fri Mar 7, 2003 11:28 am Subject: USB 2.0 CNC control and high speed stepper driver ADVERTISEMENT Interesting...
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Mar 7, 2003
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http://www.marketplace.nl/sensa/index.html I noted things like a 1.2KW output from a NEMA 23 motor, 160V power supplies and their newly invented "no energy ...
Doug Harrison
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In a message dated 3/7/2003 1:25:10 PM Central Standard Time, ... "KINDA"???????...
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There's an 'ol saying: If you're thinking about something unique, chances are...so are 50 others....
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Mar 8, 2003
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I called the company yesterday, and they use steppers and rout with a continous speed 12 m/min, to do this they use there own drivers, which doesn't work with...
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Mar 11, 2003
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Mariss, noticing your use of large ceramic caps. I'm faced with specifying these on a project and can't come to a conclusion as to what dielectric is best. The...
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Mar 14, 2003
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John, I originally specified 4.7uF tantalum caps. These were replaced with 4.7uF ceramics when the great tantalum powder shortage occured a few years back and...
Mariss Freimanis
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Mariss, I hear you, with regard to tantalum. Not to mention the requirement to spec. voltage X2 with ' tant '. I've only continued their use in replacement of...
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John, It's worse than that. Y5V has a +80%/-20% tolerance at 25C. Capacitance drops fairly linearly from this value to 30% at 85C, which is the max rated...
Mariss Freimanis
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Just had to chime in on this one... Make a good product. Provide value for the dollar. Don't force users into situations where they cannot swap hardware and...
Paul R. Hvidston
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Mar 15, 2003
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... errr .. right, so by the same token, I make a machine that uses G201, some people are just buying G201's and building copies of the machines, pleas stop...
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Mar 16, 2003
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This is an old topic. I got my head kicked in the first time around so I put up a white flag and unconditionally surrendered. The G2002 and G2003 will be...
Mariss Freimanis
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rszemeti; Perhaps you haven't read the follow up posts to this rather old thread. Your message has long since been conveyed rather clearly. It would be...
Doug Harrison
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... The short answer is "we don't know". The few anecdotes I can relate are: 1. IIRC more than 500 BDI disks have been sent out. Of course some are upgrades...
Matt Shaver
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... it is? weird it was right at the top of the archive .. still hey ho :) so long as the message has got through thats what counts :) .. I'm very much looking...
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Hi, New to the group. I have a servo controller built up with Gecko 320 drivers. I am trying to tune the drivers with an oscilloscope and I'm having a bit of a...
Monte Westlund
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Mar 16, 2003
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I am having trouble getting a response to step signals sent to the 320. The 320 faults out when the rotor is turned in either direction just like it is suppose...
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Mar 17, 2003
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Make sure the +5VDC need on terminal 12 (Common) comes from your step pulse / direction source, not from terminal 7 (Enc+). Mariss ... direction ... o...
Mariss Freimanis
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I am using the ground from the parallel port. Which is also where I get my step and direction. ... step ... <kdoney_63021@y...> ... the ... is ... by...
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The STEP and DIRECTION opto LEDs are "pull-up" loads. The COMMON (term. 12) must be connected to +5VDC from your PC. Without that the LEDs cannot carry any...
Mariss Freimanis
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