Nema 23 power supply
27 Feb 2022 22:39 #235950
by russkinch
Hi. I have recently upgraded my machine and built it as a slant bed lathe. Roughly at 30 degrees. I have a 1.9Nm Nema 23 motor with a 5mm ball screw. Its powered by a 24v supply going through a MD430 driver. My issue is I think its loosing steps due to the weight of the cross slide ( not holding dimensions on X). Would a different driver and a 48v supply give it more torque and power? Below is my creation.
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27 Feb 2022 23:51 #235964
by rodw
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Yes, 24 v power supply is inadequate. From memory, doubling voltage will quadruple available power. I learnt that the hard way just like you....
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28 Feb 2022 00:03 #235966
by BigJohnT
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28 Feb 2022 00:42 #235969
by tommylight
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Does that happen at very low speeds?
Besides above, using low inductance motors helps a lot.
Having a 12mH motor with 24V will not do much good. Not sure what yours are, but in general i use only low inductance ones.
Besides above, using low inductance motors helps a lot.
Having a 12mH motor with 24V will not do much good. Not sure what yours are, but in general i use only low inductance ones.
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28 Feb 2022 06:24 - 28 Feb 2022 22:44 #235988
by Rosexing
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The driver is a wide voltage input. The same current increases the voltage power will increase a lot. The load that can be carried is much larger.
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28 Feb 2022 21:37 #236035
by russkinch
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My motors are 23HS8430P bi-polar (4 wire). If I increase the voltage to 48V and use DM542 drivers would this give me much more torque?
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28 Feb 2022 22:50 #236053
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@Rosexing,
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That is considered spam and is grounds for a permanent ban.
Since it is about cnc machines but has nothing to do with the subject, leaving it for now.
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Personally i will never ever buy anything from you, even if it is to save my life, just because of you tricking people.
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28 Feb 2022 22:58 #236058
by tommylight
Yes at higher speeds, but unknown at lower speeds.
Check the winding resistance on the motors, if it is 1 to 2 or even 3 Ohms per winding, then yes that will help at high speeds. but that also means something is not set correctly in your setup, from driver settings to mechanical binding issues or bent / not trammed rails.
Do keep in mind that high speed for stepper systems is anything above 200 to 500 RPM, depending on the size/torque/induction/inertia/voltage/drive system.
Even long thin cables from drive to motor will mess up the torque and speed.
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Yes and no.My motors are 23HS8430P bi-polar (4 wire). If I increase the voltage to 48V and use DM542 drivers would this give me much more torque?
Yes at higher speeds, but unknown at lower speeds.
Check the winding resistance on the motors, if it is 1 to 2 or even 3 Ohms per winding, then yes that will help at high speeds. but that also means something is not set correctly in your setup, from driver settings to mechanical binding issues or bent / not trammed rails.
Do keep in mind that high speed for stepper systems is anything above 200 to 500 RPM, depending on the size/torque/induction/inertia/voltage/drive system.
Even long thin cables from drive to motor will mess up the torque and speed.
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