Low budget plasma setup, what do I need?
11 Jun 2019 18:42 #136633
by tecno
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11 Jun 2019 18:54 - 11 Jun 2019 18:54 #136635
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Low budget plasma setup, what do I need?
That's probably OK
I would test without the base thread since you will not be using a base thread with a 7I90:
latency-histogram --nobase --sbinsize 500
I would test without the base thread since you will not be using a base thread with a 7I90:
latency-histogram --nobase --sbinsize 500
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11 Jun 2019 19:14 #136640
by tecno
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Will do tomorrow
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12 Jun 2019 08:58 #136705
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14 Jun 2019 11:19 #136872
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14 Jun 2019 15:46 #136889
by pl7i92
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36V is quite low as for the cable length of a plasma
use double shilded cable and make the shield to the mashine
i got on 2500x1500mm table 70V
it will work fine
use double shilded cable and make the shield to the mashine
i got on 2500x1500mm table 70V
it will work fine
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14 Jun 2019 16:06 #136893
by tecno
Replied by tecno on topic Low budget plasma setup, what do I need?
Well max is 50VDC to the drivers and with a bit safety 36VDC PSU is a standard.
It will have to do.
It will have to do.
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14 Jun 2019 20:26 #136907
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Low budget plasma setup, what do I need?
I think 36v for plasma you will be OK as there is not much torque required, but you are leaving power and torque on the table which will limit velocity and acceleration which is important for plasma.. On my rotary table I had problems with 24 volts with the same drivers that went away when I moved to 48v power supplies. That is what Gecko in .AU recommend. I think Gecko said if you double voltage, you quadruple torque.
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14 Jun 2019 20:40 #136909
by tecno
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48VDC is way too close to the 50VDC driver max voltage.
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15 Jun 2019 01:29 #136937
by tommylight
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36V is plenty, no worries there.
Anyway, pushing geckos at 50V is asking for trouble, back EMF could send them to heaven easily.
All the small ones I make use 24V, some only 19V from laptop power bricks.
Anyway, pushing geckos at 50V is asking for trouble, back EMF could send them to heaven easily.
All the small ones I make use 24V, some only 19V from laptop power bricks.
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