That looks identical to this Leadshine item.
151414015351
Leadshine has a good reputation for stepper drivers. They also make a
120 VAC input stepper driver with 8+ amps of output.
If you have the time to wait you can get some bargains directly from
China suppliers.
Dave
On 1/15/2015
Hi LinuxCNC enthusiasts,
I would like to announce version 0.37 of 'Awlsim', which is a STEP 7
compatible soft-PLC in development.
http://bues.ch/h/awlsim
Awlsim has a hardware interface and a hardware interface module that
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PLC
On 01/15/2015 11:32 PM, Marius Liebenberg wrote:
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I use similar drives all the time and I put 110vdc on a 80vdc drive
the other week.
The cover shows 80VAC max. which would be (80 * 1.4 =) 112VDC max. and
shows 110VDC max on the cover.
I thought that the drives was cooked but when I
On 01/16/2015 08:52 AM, Kirk Wallace wrote:
On 01/15/2015 11:32 PM, Marius Liebenberg wrote:
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I did break one drive when I unplugged the motor while the drive was
still under power.
There was some chatter on the CNCzone/Tormach forum recently about
unplugging a fourth axis and
They may be using polyfuses in their design, which restore the path when
the overload goes away.
They look very different than traditional fuses.
Ray
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On 01/16/2015 06:48 AM, Dave Cole wrote:
That looks identical to this Leadshine item.
151414015351
The pin out is different so the PCB is different for some reason.
Leadshine has a good reputation for stepper drivers. They also make a
120 VAC input stepper driver with 8+ amps of output.
These drives are not made by Leadshine. I have never seen a real Leadshine
badge engineered by someone else (but they might exist). These drives are
made by a different manufacturer and not in the same league as a real
Leadshine. I have compared them side by side, I'll take photo's one day.
Are you saying that the drive that Kirk pointed out is a Chinese Clone
of a Chinese Stepper drive??
That seems unlikely. I'd be surprised if the Chinese government would
allow that to occur.
Or does Leadshine have various grades of stepper drives?
Dave
On 1/16/2015 1:25 PM, Belli Button
It is not a clone, both drives are black and that' s about where the
similarity ends. The Leadshine name carries such weight that nobody will
rebadge it preferring to use the original name. These other drives are sold
under many different brands and I don't know who the real manufacturer is.
I
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