1000 *3 = 1000
But it may be 4000*3 = 12000
Hi everyone, I need to calculate step per for the 4th axis but I`m very confused with all this numbers
How can I do that this is the information that I have I would appreciate if you include step by step to learn how to calculate this
DC Servo Motor Model DCM50207D-1000 (they say that 1000 are 1000 lines)
V 30.3
N.M 0.35
r/m : 2900
TWO PULLEYS
Small Pulley Diameter 31.4 - 20 Teeh on shaft of the motor
large Pulley Diameter 94 - 60 Teeh on shaft of the Chuck
I would appreciate all your help guys and have a wonderful 2018
Ivano
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1000 *3 = 1000
But it may be 4000*3 = 12000
Gerry
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Hi Ivano,
It would be helpful to know what kind of system you have and what software you are using.
But most rotary axes use units of degrees so the answer might be:
1000 lines/rev x (4 counts/line) x 3 x (1rev/360degrees) = 33.33333333 counts/degree
You might just try a number and if it doesn't work measure the factor you are off by and divide the number by that factor.
HTH
Regards
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TK http://dynomotion.com
Oops, I forgot to divide by360°.
Gerry
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