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saas
Thu 26 July 2012, 16:35
my friends,
After once again overcome personal problems continue with the planning and construction of CNC,
Ah, life is sometimes very difficult, but always after the rain comes the sun, and opposite
I think that this is a stepper motor http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/4534/nema34.jpg (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/443/nema34.jpg/)
Uploaded with ImageShack.us (http://imageshack.us) is very similar :::: PK296A2A-SG7.2?
greeting
Richards
Fri 27 July 2012, 09:06
There are three important data items that should be part of motor selection.
1. Physical size = 34
2. Holding torque = [at least] 350 oz*in (2.5 newton metres) for geared or belted motors, [at least] 600 oz*in (4.25 newton metres) for motors without reduction
3. Induction (mH). Lower is better.
The motor you selected has high inductance. It will work with an 80 VDC power supply, but a motor with 1.5 mH to 2.5mH would be my choice.
Mrayhursh
Tue 28 August 2012, 07:21
When wiring the 4 motors that I ordered from metal head mike. Do I connect the wires for the coils at the motor? And just put a wire nuts on them. What are the methods for connecting the motors to the system. I have concerns about the vibration that will occur during operation. Help!!
smreish
Tue 28 August 2012, 12:53
NO WIRE NUTS.
Use a connector like
4 pin XLR available at
http://www.markertek.com/Connectors-Adapters/Audio-Connectors/XLR-Connectors/Neutrik-USA-Inc/NC4FX.xhtml
Or - other locking 4 pole connector rated for 10Amps @ 80VDC
Or - butt joint, solder and heat shrink the connection and home run to control box drivers.
domino11
Tue 28 August 2012, 14:43
Or better yet, Western Union joint, then solder and heat shrink! :)
http://www.tpub.com/neets/book4/12a.htm
smreish
Tue 28 August 2012, 15:24
Heath....that's kinda what I meant! Thanks for clarifying :)
Mrayhursh
Wed 29 August 2012, 01:45
I do like the idea of the XLR connectors. Does anyone have a close up shot? I see the motors have 8 wires and I will be usings the 4 pin XLR connectors. Which wire goes where? Will I need to wire this bi-polar(Series or Parallel) or uni-polar? I searched Google and found http://www.kelinginc.net/KL34H280-45-8A.pdf
KenC
Wed 29 August 2012, 01:55
This is the fun part with DIY, you get to decide which pin/wire goes where.
PS, I've never once need to disconnect the motor since mine was commissioned. IMHO, XLR connector is luxury.
Mrayhursh
Wed 29 August 2012, 01:59
ok what about the unipolar vs bipolar?
KenC
Wed 29 August 2012, 04:55
Read the sticky
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