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General Mach Discussion / Re: Motors stalling, losing steps
« on: December 25, 2008, 08:25:06 PM »
Look up the specs on those steppers and see if you can find motor curves. That will give you prefomance
data at maybe two different voltages and wiring. It will show you speed vrs torque curves and that puts you into the
correct ball park very quickly. You should not be on the far end of the velocity for the motors.
It does not take much to miss a step. When missed you will know it and you back down. If they can be run solid at some lower velocity then work your way up. Yes, noise and a number of other things can cause problems. Some are easy to find others can be a PITA. So find some velocity anad acceleration value that's solid so you have a place to look for other problems if they exist.
My Christmas is a day of rest, tomorrow starts the travel to Bethlehem ( Pennsylvania ). Till then there is still piece on Earth.
H H H ,
Rich
data at maybe two different voltages and wiring. It will show you speed vrs torque curves and that puts you into the
correct ball park very quickly. You should not be on the far end of the velocity for the motors.
It does not take much to miss a step. When missed you will know it and you back down. If they can be run solid at some lower velocity then work your way up. Yes, noise and a number of other things can cause problems. Some are easy to find others can be a PITA. So find some velocity anad acceleration value that's solid so you have a place to look for other problems if they exist.
My Christmas is a day of rest, tomorrow starts the travel to Bethlehem ( Pennsylvania ). Till then there is still piece on Earth.
H H H ,
Rich