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hello, I do not know if i can ask some information here or not, at any rate am sorry if I can not. what I like to know, Please, that I have the following drive:- xylotex The XS-3525/8S-4 Stepper Motor Driver Board (Ver 4.00) $175.00 The Perfect Choice For Your Sherline or Taig Four Axis CNC Retrofit Four axis bipolar drive ±2.5 Amp/Phase PWM controlled drives up to 35 Volt (w/BEMF) FULL, HALF, QUARTER, & EIGHTH step/Full Step Built-in DC-DC Converter for 5 Volt Logic Filtered and Buffered STEP & DIR Signals Built-in Break-out:Screw Terminals for Unused Parallel Port I/O Synchronous Rectification Internal UVLO and Thermal Shutdown circuitry Easy connect for most popular Step/Direction control software Small Size: 5.65" X 2.85" I would like to to have this type of motors. is it OK? Could they be used with such type of drive? Or I will have prob with? thanks in advace for your answers 220Ncm - 10mm Shaft - Hybrid Stepper Motor SPECIAL OFFER at only £22.95!!!! Normally £39.50 VAT Included, P&P £3.95 Arc Code AC571157525M Type Hybrid Stepper Holding Torque 220Ncm Step Angle 1.8° Rated Voltage 7.5V Rated Current 2.5A/Phase No. of Wires 8 Size 57x57x115mm Shaft Dia. 10mm Shaft Length (Front) 30mm Shaft Length (Rear) 30mm Net Weight 1.74kg Robhi |
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| Hi Robhi yes you can use this motor I'm currently using one on the head of my X3 mill but I have geared it down 2:1 because of the wieght. In this situation it is proving very marginal and sometimes locks up. However I think this is mainly due to the limited voltage of the XYlotex these are 7.5V motors and would be happier at higher voltages, maybe 70-80V. Is this size motor nessaccary for the your application. On my X3 mill I use the Arc AC5707645251 180N.cm 4.5V on the X and Y axis also on the rotary table. these have proved more than adaquate here. It will also depend wether you're using lead screws or ball screws. Not sure how X3 size compares with the Sherline. The software I,m using is Ubuntu EMC2 on an old 800Mhz PC. The latest version of EMC2 has a new step configuration set up program included which has made it very simple to set up now compared with earlier versions. This also vastley improved the performance of my X3. Rod |
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