walid wrote:
>
>Dear jon
>
> How can I protect my gecko drives in case of motor loose wire
>
>
Buy a more expensive drive that is designed to tolerate abuse. None of
the low-cost
hobby-market drives are built with the kind of circuits that will
prevent this
kind of damage. I can't recommend any specific models. I don't know which
makes/models might have such sophisticated safety controls.
Jon
I disagree. i have made money using "hobby-market drives".Geckos only burn up, when
something is "WRONG". I used one gecko for 4 years and 1,000 of work pieces, the other
axis i went thru 5 geckos before i realized i had a bad stepper motor(since then
after i fixed the problem no issues).
Carl
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