Stepper motor Drive DM2522A
06 May 2019 07:36 #132930
by stefan63
Stepper motor Drive DM2522A was created by stefan63
Does anyone have experience with the Stepper motor Drive DM2522A 9-220V AC
It is a driver module with integrated power supply (Feels convenient).
Will it work with LinuxCNC or are there better options?
Another Q that pops my mind is, should I go for Switching or transformer power supply (in case of unpowered drivers).
Kind regards/Stefan "CNC rookie"
It is a driver module with integrated power supply (Feels convenient).
Will it work with LinuxCNC or are there better options?
Another Q that pops my mind is, should I go for Switching or transformer power supply (in case of unpowered drivers).
Kind regards/Stefan "CNC rookie"
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06 May 2019 09:04 - 06 May 2019 09:05 #132938
by pl7i92
Replied by pl7i92 on topic Stepper motor Drive DM2522A
wast of money and Safty percasion as ther is alover High volgige go for DM665 at that price and use 48V Meanwell
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06 May 2019 09:27 #132941
by stefan63
Replied by stefan63 on topic Stepper motor Drive DM2522A
That cabinet looks great, nicely organised and clean.
Some people suggest 80-90V power supply for NEMA 34 steppers to gett best performance. Is that just an assumption or are there any substance in that suggestion?
Some people suggest 80-90V power supply for NEMA 34 steppers to gett best performance. Is that just an assumption or are there any substance in that suggestion?
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06 May 2019 10:06 #132944
by tommylight
That is just as a reference, you can make do with 24V power supply if you do not need fast RPM from the motors, but that is usually to low .
Also, try to avoid using the maximum allowed voltage for the drives, especially the chinese ones, so if it says 50V max, use 36V, for 90V max ones use 60 to 72V, and so on.
Replied by tommylight on topic Stepper motor Drive DM2522A
That is OK, and if you can get the setup to that point, it would be nice. That allows faster speeds from the motor.Some people suggest 80-90V power supply for NEMA 34 steppers to gett best performance. Is that just an assumption or are there any substance in that suggestion?
That is just as a reference, you can make do with 24V power supply if you do not need fast RPM from the motors, but that is usually to low .
Also, try to avoid using the maximum allowed voltage for the drives, especially the chinese ones, so if it says 50V max, use 36V, for 90V max ones use 60 to 72V, and so on.
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06 May 2019 15:26 #132970
by stefan63
Replied by stefan63 on topic Stepper motor Drive DM2522A
Good advice to keep some margin.
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06 May 2019 15:30 #132971
by pl7i92
Replied by pl7i92 on topic Stepper motor Drive DM2522A
@stefan
what mashine is it you are going to ount the elctroniks
you may be to high in performance and can go cheeper with more budget on mechanics
what mashine is it you are going to ount the elctroniks
you may be to high in performance and can go cheeper with more budget on mechanics
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