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6 years 1 week ago #187036
by my1987toyota
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I am in the process of acquiring all the parts for my Lathe build and right now
I am trying to figure out my spindle encoder. I have wanted to get the generic
Omron E6B2-CWZ6C with the 100 pulse per rotation but it is proving problematic
I'm looking for a maximum rating for pulse train at 3000 rpm and the max the Mesa 7i76e
can handle is I think 10 MHz. So does that mean it could handle over 3000 pulse per rotation ?
any suggestions ?
I am trying to figure out my spindle encoder. I have wanted to get the generic
Omron E6B2-CWZ6C with the 100 pulse per rotation but it is proving problematic
I'm looking for a maximum rating for pulse train at 3000 rpm and the max the Mesa 7i76e
can handle is I think 10 MHz. So does that mean it could handle over 3000 pulse per rotation ?
any suggestions ?
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6 years 1 week ago #187064
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic generic Omron encoder help
You can basically chose as high an encoder resolution as you like
a 10000 count per turn (2500 PPR) encoder is only 500 KHz at 3000 RPM
(3000 RPM is 50 RPS, 50 RPS * 10000 counts/turn = 500,000)
The limitation will usually be the encoder. not the 7I76E
a 10000 count per turn (2500 PPR) encoder is only 500 KHz at 3000 RPM
(3000 RPM is 50 RPS, 50 RPS * 10000 counts/turn = 500,000)
The limitation will usually be the encoder. not the 7I76E
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6 years 6 days ago #187107
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thanks PCW. That definitely opens up my options.
Replied by my1987toyota on topic generic Omron encoder help
PCW wrote: You can basically chose as high an encoder resolution as you like
a 10000 count per turn (2500 PPR) encoder is only 500 KHz at 3000 RPM
(3000 RPM is 50 RPS, 50 RPS * 10000 counts/turn = 500,000)
The limitation will usually be the encoder. not the 7I76E
thanks PCW. That definitely opens up my options.
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