LiCHUAN A5 AC Servo Fine tunning
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08 Aug 2025 09:40 #333037
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I'm having fine-tuning issues with the popular LiCHUAN servos. After initial setup and configuration, I'm experiencing problems with small circles. Instead of circles, I'm getting ellipsoids. Has this happened to anyone else?
The manufacturer simply varies two parameters that I've already modified without solving them. I'm sure it's due to these drivers, since I previously installed DMM servos and this didn't happen. I ran the autotuning program and got perfect circles.
The LiCHUAN servos don't have an autotuning program, which leads me to think it's due to manually adjusting some of the multiple parameters, but I don't know which ones or how.
The manufacturer simply varies two parameters that I've already modified without solving them. I'm sure it's due to these drivers, since I previously installed DMM servos and this didn't happen. I ran the autotuning program and got perfect circles.
The LiCHUAN servos don't have an autotuning program, which leads me to think it's due to manually adjusting some of the multiple parameters, but I don't know which ones or how.
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08 Aug 2025 19:08 #333057
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Replied by andypugh on topic LiCHUAN A5 AC Servo Fine tunning
Elipsoids sounds like a difference in dynamic motion between the X and Y axes. The two probably have different masses, and will have diferent limits.
You may need to reduce the accelerations in the INI to something that both joints can follow. If that makes things circular again then you can maybe look at tuning to improve dynamic resonse, but you will still need to set the accel limits to whatver the slower joint can manage,
You may need to reduce the accelerations in the INI to something that both joints can follow. If that makes things circular again then you can maybe look at tuning to improve dynamic resonse, but you will still need to set the accel limits to whatver the slower joint can manage,
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09 Aug 2025 08:10 #333095
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Replied by RoberCNC on topic LiCHUAN A5 AC Servo Fine tunning
I totally agree, Andy. The Y axis is the LiCHUAN. I'm convinced it's due to acceleration and speed. Would you start by modifying the INI file? Wouldn't you look for it via the driver's own parameters?
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