7i40h motor size

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05 Mar 2018 16:34 #106964 by billykid
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Hello
I would like to replace the drives of the cnc, with 2 7i40h for 3 motor there are no problems but that of the x axis is larger. 1.75 nm 90 volt 7 amp four brushes dc motor.
of course by feeding it to 70 volts as it is working now.
will it be risky or can it be done?
thank you
Mauro

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05 Mar 2018 23:11 #107002 by andypugh
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Running at too low a voltage will have almost no affect on the motor torque, but will reduce the maximum speed it can turn.

This might not matter.

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06 Mar 2018 08:20 #107017 by billykid
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thanks Andy,
the 7i40h is given for 80 volts 5 amps, continuing to power it at 70 volts I should be quiet I think ... as torque I do not need all that has.
I read that it has all the protections should not burn.
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06 Mar 2018 09:02 #107019 by andypugh
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Running a 7A motor at 5A will give less torque. But there is no danger of damaging the motor and the driver should look after itself.

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