Title: RE: Intelligent Stepper Drives
George,
I've used RS-232 NEAT 310M stepper controllers in the past (over 5 years ago). They've worked quite well on high volume production lines that ran 24 hours a day.
See: http://www.neat.com/
Regards,
otto
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I've been using an Applied Motion 1240i. It's inexpensive, very
robust, small, and easy to use. It has a serial interface and
although I don't use the feature will run it's own program internally.
David
I am building some linear stages to be controlled by labview... the
application is fairly d
George,
we use animatics smart motors here for our x-y tables. They have a built in motor
controller and a serial interface. You can write a basic script and dowload it to the
motor. The motor has I/O in the form of serial commands. We are able to use VISA
read/writes within labview to communic
I've been using the microLynx 4 from Intelligent Motion Systems
(http://www.imshome.com/lynx_family.html). They have serial protocol and
an internal language. You can either write code internal to the device
and use digital lines from a LabVIEW DAQ Device to toggle and subsequently
run predefine
