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    Vexta 5 Phase Motor Driver Question

    Hi there.. I have a UDx5114N (Vexta 5 phase 1.4amp driver) and PK569auha 2.8 amp stepper motor. I was curious to find out if it will be a problem to drive the motor with this driver. I imagine I won't get the full potential out of the motor, but I am okay with that. Just wondering what and if damage may happen as a result. Any input would be really appreciated..

    Thanks everyone..


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    Interesting to find this question posed, because I was just about to ask about 5-phase steppers myself. I just got two Oriental Motor .72 deg/step 5-phase stepping motors and I'm trying to figure out how to drive them. They have 5 wires. If I knew the stepping sequence, making a driver with a microcontroller shouldn't be too bad but it would take 10 discrete transistors because nobody makes 10-transistor darlington arrays.


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    hi powerfade,

    by chance I found your inquiry. Therefore maybe late response.
    Basically it will work well - no risk at all. Disadvantage: The available torque will be 50% (half current means half torque) at low speed. In case of higher speed the difference will be less. Soon or later (depending on power supply) you'll have nearly same torque.


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    You might try this driver....
    Item # DS514-2, On-Board Type New Pentagon (Bipolar) Full/Half-step Driver (12 - 24 VDC) on Oriental Motor U.S.A. Corp.

    They also have other drivers for 5 phase motors.


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    Hi BetterSense ,

    is this link any help with the 5 phase sequence :--

    http://www.orientalmotor.com/technol...verOptions.pdf

    John


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    Vexta 5 Phase Steppers

    Quote Originally Posted by BetterSense View Post
    Interesting to find this question posed, because I was just about to ask about 5-phase steppers myself. I just got two Oriental Motor .72 deg/step 5-phase stepping motors and I'm trying to figure out how to drive them. They have 5 wires. If I knew the stepping sequence, making a driver with a microcontroller shouldn't be too bad but it would take 10 discrete transistors because nobody makes 10-transistor darlington arrays.
    What type of steppers do you have? I have Vexta 5 phase PK564AUA 1.4A that I am looking for the best drivers to use. Just wondering what you came up with and if you have any advise.


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