iSV57T-180 VS IHSV60-30-40-48 Servo Comparison

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3 years 11 months ago - 3 years 11 months ago #256264 by arvidb

Advanced tuning(if you want to spend a lot of time but get every bit of performance out of the servos): <YT link>
He disables gain switching but still modifies "Position control gain 2"? That's a bit strange. I'm pretty sure gain 2 only comes into play when using gain switching. Worse: in the YT comments he suggests tuning the position loop first, then the velocity loop. That's really bad advice. So while he does manage to get a good tuning I'm not sure his method is sane or that he really knows what he's doing. Edit: It's pretty frustrating really, seeing him randomly change values without a clue and trying to come off as someone who can teach others how to tune servos.

For an excellent tuning tutorial I recommend Yaskawa's "Sigma-7 Servo Tuning" tutorial series:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNAENlyED...QGvDJOps3g88m4auq5h_

Start at "06 - Servo Tuning Basics" and then look at e.g. "10 - Autotuning", "11 - Custom Tuning", and "12 - Tuning for Low Position Error" (and any other parts that look interesting of course!). While the tuning is done on Yaskawa Sigma-7 the parameters and methodology are basically the same with any servo.
Last edit: 3 years 11 months ago by arvidb.
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3 years 11 months ago #256400 by Ac1dburn
Hey, if it makes you feel any better, I'm also tying to get a solid tune on these servos, or at least the ISV57T's. My biggest problem with the documentation/ software, is that they call all the parameters terms that aren't used in servo tuning guides elsewhere, which makes it hard to know for sure what setting/ parameter is really what. I also looked at that guys videos, but I still don't know how the stepper online software's tuning graph works. It's nothing like his. Sorry I'm not much help, but I'm on a mission to really learn these motors and I'll report back if I figure anything out.

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3 years 9 months ago - 3 years 9 months ago #261313 by tincho80
@PCW: The problem was not the limiting speed. its was more like the "the slower I moved the axis" the worse the offset got, the faster I moved the axis moved, the closer they were to their theoretical position.
It is solved now. thank to "EragonPower"'s post. the manufacturers steptime were wrong. 3000ns does the deal.
but many thanks anyway!!!
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3 years 9 months ago #261318 by tincho80

DIRSETUP   = 3000DIRHOLD    = 3000
STEPLEN    = 3000
STEPSPACE  = 3000

thank you very much! that was the solution to my problem! the manufacturer's params (2500ns) were wrong! It just wasn't working, not even when the motor-shafts could spin freely, without being attached to any other parts...
and please excuse the late reply! I didn't check the box for email notification. now I will..

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