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| View Poll Results: How Do you Pefer a 4 Axes 5 Amperes Bipolar Micro-stepper Board? | |||
| Completely Assembled and Tested | | 22 | 62.86% |
| SMD components already soldered, Through-hole components for DIY assembly and soldering | | 13 | 37.14% |
| I don't think they are needed at all. | | 1 | 2.86% |
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How do you prefer them?
Your opinion will be sincerely appreciated. Kreutz. |
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| Hi, Please explain the advantages of your new drive verses the Gecko or the Keling equivalent. Thank You Jeff Alessi jalessi@aol.com |
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First it includes an isolated B.O.B. interface including the charge pump feature, second it offers a complete 4 axes solution for an initial price of $285.00, third, they are bipolar micro-stepper drives, for 48 Volt and 5 amp Maximum. Over-current, over-temp, over and under voltage protection, Micro-step modes (independent for each axis) are Full step, half, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/5 and 1/10. And last, all axes are independently set for motor current and power supply voltage. Try to get the same deal from Gecko or Keling. Here are the full Specs: Kreutz-4B, 4 axes bipolar Micro-Stepper drive kit (48V/5A) Specs. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Kreutz-4 Rev3.0SMD (K-4) is a Bipolar, Chopper current control, 4 axes set. (5 PCBs) -K-4 accepts 4 or 8 wires motors (and 6 wires motors leaving one wire disconnected on each phase) -48 Volt Maximum power supply voltage, 15 Volt minimum (Each power board automatically disables when the motor power supply voltage goes over or under the limits). -5 amperes peak phase current per axis (2 Amps minimum). Individually adjustable by potentiometers and test points. -The low voltage power supply (+12 Volt) is also monitored to be between 16 Volt and 8.5 volts, otherwise the boards get disabled. -Idle current reduction (50%) after 1 second inactivity independently for each axis. -Over current and over temperature protection. -K-4 can be used on the following modes: Full Step, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/10, 1/5. -Automatic torque compensation. -Reference waveform "morphing". -Firmware Upgrade capability built in. -External Output connector for interfacing the rest of the LPT port pins. -Charge-Pump (watch dog) circuit disables the outputs if the 12 KHz signal is not received from the software, protecting against Software "freezes" and LPT cable disconnections. -4.3 volt brownout protection by resetting the micro-controllers. -Opto-isolated Inputs and Outputs (except External Output interface signals). RF isolated Step-direction signals up to 2500 volts -Basic set includes 5 boards (PC interface board with B.O.B. functionality, and 4 power boards). -3.3 volt or 5 volt PC interface (jumper selectable) -"Torque Loss" LED, shows you when the motor current can not follow the reference, indicating Torque Loss at the corresponding speed or speed range. -A logic LOW at the EMG_STOP pin will disable all Axes and trigger a software E-Stop by pulling pin 10 of the Lpt port LOW. -A Fault signal received from any of the Axes will trigger an Emergency Stop -Firmware Ready LED (for each axis), Service/Adjustment blinking LED. -Axis Disabled LED (for each axis) -Current reduction LED (for each axis) -PC power LED -Charge Pump OK LED -E-Stop LED -Low Voltage Power LED (on every Power board) -Maximum Step rate: 100 Khz -Minimum Step and Direction pulse width = 2 uSec @ 100 Khz. -Step and direction signals are Active "High"- -Active average current compensation for variable PWM duty cycle. Works with step-direction software. RoHS compliant. Individual or Simultaneous control of all axes. Power On reset. On board 5 volt voltage regulation (for each individual board) PC +5Volts taken from the PC's USB port using a standard USB cable (using USB-B connector on the interface board). Heat-sinks are not included. Dimensions for a suggested heat-sink will be shown on the documentation.. Thank You, Kreutz. Last edited by kreutz; 01-18-2008 at 01:08 PM. |
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I want the bare boards. I can do my own SMD!! |
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| http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33756 Here is a thread with information about prices and the waiting list for the first 25 sets: http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=50154 Thanks, Kreutz. Last edited by kreutz; 02-20-2008 at 08:21 PM. |
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