Looks good, but for that price might as well buy a 7i39 and go with servos.
On Aug 29, 2012 4:47 PM, "andy pugh" wrote:
> On 29 August 2012 18:55, jeremy youngs wrote:
> > Probably meant for elson or wallace but here it is anybody know where
> > to source reasnobly priced drives that will go to
On 29 August 2012 18:55, jeremy youngs wrote:
> Probably meant for elson or wallace but here it is anybody know where
> to source reasnobly priced drives that will go to 150 v?
http://www.zappautomation.co.uk/2m2280n-high-voltage-stepper-driver-p-3.html?cPath=9_3_132
Any good?
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If you ca
I recently got some Teknic SST-3100-UCX drives off e-bay pretty cheep (we paid
about $150 each). They can run off 110ac or 220ac (or even DC what ever). This
particular modle is out of production, but they have an equivalent replacement.
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Probably meant for elson or
There are a few 150v volt drives out there or drives that run on 110v.
Leadshine, motionking, are two I come up with off the top of my head. I
would be leery though for those I have seen, seem to be drives with switch
mode power supply built in and are rather bulky. Make sure that the output
vol
Probably meant for elson or wallace but here it is anybody know where
to source reasnobly priced drives that will go to 150 v? The mathe ive
done suggests i can get 300 ipm at 150 v and calculations show my
motors should handle it may have to cool them but even if i get 200
ill be happy. Thinking a
