Todd Zuercher wrote: > > Is there enough of an advantage to sinusoidal commutation to justify the > added expense of a sinusoidal drive, or is an inexpensive trapezoidal > drive good enough? > The older the motor, the more likely they are wound SPECIFICALLY for trapezoidal drive. Some newer motors vibrate a bit when the wrong waveform is used, but for a motion control situation with a fair bit of mass and friction, generally it is not bad.
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