Recently i purchased DCI 6R45 turntable from the salvaged workshop... Its made up of solid Aluminum with limit switches and optical sensors..
I do not know about the gearing ratio..how can i find? Anybody with literature?
Recently i purchased DCI 6R45 turntable from the salvaged workshop... Its made up of solid Aluminum with limit switches and optical sensors..
I do not know about the gearing ratio..how can i find? Anybody with literature?
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Today i worked on the turntable and it tooks 720 steps for covering 45 degree of travel...
Now my controller run in 1/2 step mode and the stepper motor is 1.8 degree/step. can you tell me what will be the gear ratio?
is my following Math is correct:
45 degree= 720 steps
1 degree= 720/45= 16 steps
360 degree= 16 x 360 steps= 5760 steps
200 x 2 x Z= 5760 ' where Z= turntable gear ratio, 2= half step mode and 200= No. of steps/360 deg of stepper Motor
Z=5760/400
Z=14.4???
Can you tell me what gear ratio of my Gear Box?
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In half step the motor should be 400p/rev which comes out to a G.B. ratio of 14.4:1.
It is usually simple to check by manually counting the turns required of the input shaft for one revolution of the table.
Al.
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Hi Al,
thanks for verifying... The gear ratio seems to be odd for such a reputable company but what can we say ...
Actually their are two things i could not find the gear ratio manually:
1- The motor is fitted with zero-backlash helical coupling and after removing the motor and coupling the worm shaft is very inside the bore, difficult to reach..
2- I am lazy
I am using Programmable arduino for this turntable.. This turntable is the part of my laser scanning setup and i not use computer to control the turntable and laser/motor...
Thanks
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With a table intended to be motorized the precise ratio is not all that important as it can usually be scaled, with the manual type the ratio is normally geared at a precise ratio that translates exactly to match the handwheel graduations.
Al.
CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design (Skype Avail).
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Albert E.
I have found quite good gear ratio calculator at this page and it looks really nice
Gear Calculator - Cargister
Does it only contain a single worm wheel and pinion? If so the ratio must be an integer (a whole number).
Also, 14.4:1 sounds quite low for a worm drive. Normally the worm wheel will have at least 25 to 50 teeth (25:1 to 50:1).