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How to calculate max velocity Mesa card can handle
5 years 1 month ago #220732
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic How to calculate max velocity Mesa card can handle
That looks correct but that is the velocity bound of the stepgen.
The actual maximum joint velocity should only be about 75% to 90%
of this value so there is some headroom.
The actual maximum joint velocity should only be about 75% to 90%
of this value so there is some headroom.
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5 years 1 month ago #220735
by Clive S
Just for clarification is the steps_per_turn the screw or the motor shaft?
Replied by Clive S on topic How to calculate max velocity Mesa card can handle
Thanks for confirming Peter.That looks correct but that is the velocity bound of the stepgen.
The actual maximum joint velocity should only be about 75% to 90%
of this value so there is some headroom.
Just for clarification is the steps_per_turn the screw or the motor shaft?
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5 years 1 month ago #220738
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic How to calculate max velocity Mesa card can handle
The screw, though you could add a motor/screw ratio for belt driven
ballscrews
ballscrews
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5 years 1 month ago #220741
by Clive S
I must be missing something. Motor screw ratio !!
re: 1E9*Lead_Screw_pitch / (reduction*steps_per_turn*(StepLen+Stepspace))
I thought that the reduction from the motor to the screw controlled that in my case.
1.8 reduction from the motor_belt_screw.
Replied by Clive S on topic How to calculate max velocity Mesa card can handle
The screw, though you could add a motor/screw ratio for belt driven
ballscrews
I must be missing something. Motor screw ratio !!
re: 1E9*Lead_Screw_pitch / (reduction*steps_per_turn*(StepLen+Stepspace))
I thought that the reduction from the motor to the screw controlled that in my case.
1.8 reduction from the motor_belt_screw.
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