russell
03-19-2006, 11:48 AM
I just salvaged these motors off a big piece of machinery at my local scap yard
the hole lot only cost me $20.00 and my time to pull them
so I don't think I did to bad
the information I got is as follows
the gray one is a Baldor dc servo
torq. stall 30lb-in
max speed 2500 rpm
max valtage 180 vdc
valtage const. ke=64 v/k rpm
current const. 6.16 A
current peak 24 A
insulation class f 25 c amb
tachometer 9.5 v v/k rpm
the red one is a Pacific Scientific
1.8 degree step motor
4.55 v (dc)
7.9 A (dc)
class B
ambient 40 c
the two black ones are Zobo Tronics
type sm 86.3.18.jw6
serie: 8601
Amp/ph:6
some of this info I can grasp but most I don't, this will be by far the hardest part of my cnc
like what the torq is for the steppers?
how to size up drivers and power supply?
how to test to see if the motors even work?
I'm also more familiar with oz-in what would 30lb-in be?
I know I'm asking a lot, even if you could point me in the right direction
many thanks Russell
the hole lot only cost me $20.00 and my time to pull them
so I don't think I did to bad
the information I got is as follows
the gray one is a Baldor dc servo
torq. stall 30lb-in
max speed 2500 rpm
max valtage 180 vdc
valtage const. ke=64 v/k rpm
current const. 6.16 A
current peak 24 A
insulation class f 25 c amb
tachometer 9.5 v v/k rpm
the red one is a Pacific Scientific
1.8 degree step motor
4.55 v (dc)
7.9 A (dc)
class B
ambient 40 c
the two black ones are Zobo Tronics
type sm 86.3.18.jw6
serie: 8601
Amp/ph:6
some of this info I can grasp but most I don't, this will be by far the hardest part of my cnc
like what the torq is for the steppers?
how to size up drivers and power supply?
how to test to see if the motors even work?
I'm also more familiar with oz-in what would 30lb-in be?
I know I'm asking a lot, even if you could point me in the right direction
many thanks Russell