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Differential Drive DC Motor Control
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by Tim on 6 November, 2009 - 2:33 am
How to setup a good PID controller for dc motors you do not have information about. All the motor parameters are unknown. Is it possible to achieve all the motor parameters somehow?
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For tuning each servo axes separately as first step, Application Note from Galil maybe suggested: ...
from the Linear Motor tuning department...
How to tune Baldor Linearmotor with microflex drive
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by Edwin on 13 October, 2009 - 12:54 am
Can anybody told me how to tune Baldor Linear motor .
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OK, but I need more details of your application: - Microflex operation mode (i.e. current or...
What type of linear encoder with Hall sensor do you have? Can Microflex drive perform brushless...
from the Forum department...
Difference B/W PLC and Motion controllers
Topic: PLCs and related questions.
Originally posted by Denson on 21 September, 2009 - 12:05 am
What are the difference between PLC and motion controllers
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Modern motion controllers are closer to PAC vs PLC because except possibility to perform complex...
from the CAN I do it? department...
CANOpen
Topic: Open interfaces, software and hardware
Originally posted by Bill Code on 31 August, 2009 - 6:25 pm
CANOpen technologies
New Replies:
Beckhoff has wide range products for many popular field buses including of course CANopen one. ...
from the Motor Selection department...
AC vs DC servo motor in high acceleration application
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by JonKaldi on 25 August, 2009 - 5:36 am
I require 20-25 Nm torque, high acceleration motor. The motor accelerates from 0 to 11.3 rad/s in 1.75 ms and then decelerates to 0 again in 1.75 ms. Do I choose AC servo or DC servo motor?
New Replies:
Pay attention on peak torque also - you define very high dynamic (more than 6,000 rad/s^2!) for the...
from the Aerospace department...
Apply torque on shaft
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by vish on 3 August, 2009 - 8:42 am
DC motor or electro brake?? which is better to apply torque on shaft
New Replies:
If you need apply reactive (i.e. friction type) torque, than magnetic particle brake with current...
from the Forum department...
Need to control two motors
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by rchchmb on 25 July, 2009 - 10:19 am
Need move two motors along two separate rails
New Replies:
If both motors are mechanically coupled, than you need to control two axes in Gantry mode - see...
from the High Power department...
Bidirectional brushless DC motor controller
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by Jim Kueneman on 23 July, 2009 - 11:39 pm
Where to find high power bidirectional brushless DC motor controller
New Replies:
Servo (or bi-directional) single axis motion controller with build-in power amp you may find in...
from the Forum department...
project on bldc motor
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by pinky on 22 June, 2009 - 12:59 pm
need guidelines regarding simulation (simulink model) of bldc motor
New Replies:
BLDC motor has few sources of torque ripple related with motor itself or control. Which type of...
from the Forum department...
Field Oriented Control
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by Arif on 5 June, 2009 - 12:17 am
How Field Oriented Control works (VISSIM example context)
New Replies:
More basic info regarding FOC you may find from Motion control university inside PMD Inc website -...
Topic: Software, including programming, OS issues, etc.
Originally posted by Eddie on 11 March, 2009 - 7:10 pm
A new adventure
New Replies:
Galil motion controllers have CAD-to-DMC software allowing translate *.dxf or other AutoCAD files...
from the Electrical department...
inertia ratio of servo
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by LALIT DONGRE on 19 December, 2008 - 12:46 am
about inertia ratio of servo
New Replies:
The inertia ratio (or inertia mismatch) is must be taken into account for servo with low mechanical...
from the Forum department...
single phase output encoder
Topic: Motion control, servos, steppers, etc.
Originally posted by Ehsan on 27 November, 2008 - 7:17 am
Is there any way to decode encoder's position with only one signal?
New Replies:
Such type encoder doesn't allow you to define direction of rotation that is possible with two...
from the Automation List department...
What is the sin-cos encoder phase angle?
Topic: Sensor technologies.
Originally posted by Fabri on 17 September, 2008 - 2:24 am
About encoder in brushless motor
New Replies:
Which format of output have your encoder? I.e. digital (A,B quad), analog (1V)... ??...
from the Forum department...
Load cell millivolt signal conditioner
Topic: Sensor technologies.
Originally posted by Simple68 on 25 September, 2008 - 3:20 am
Millivolt conversion from load cells
New Replies:
Of course load cell isn't connected to PLC directly. Except Strain Gauge Transmitter with outputs...
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