Controller hardware suggestions for first DIY build

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6 years 1 month ago #183549 by dvn4life1972
Replied by dvn4life1972 on topic Controller hardware suggestions for first DIY build
I have KL5056 drives and they are ranged input voltage from 20V to 50V. I also run mine on one Meanwell 48V switching PS, have had zero issues.

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6 years 1 month ago #183550 by Aciera
If a drive is specified to take a max supply of 50V then it should be able to run motors at 50V. I have about ten 50V drives running at 48V. In the 15 years or so I have not had a single one fail.
Mind you those are high quality Trinamics drives not some cheap knock off from ebay.

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6 years 1 month ago #183555 by rodw

Clive S wrote:

The G251x is limited to 50 volts. So get a 10 amp 48 volt Meanwell Switch mode power supply.


I would not use 48V on a 50V drive. The back EMF could kill them.

40v would be safer. Just my opinion


It might be enough to kill a Gecko but I have had no issues with the longs motors at 48 volts as I used them for a few years on my spaceship plasma.

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6 years 1 month ago #183556 by phillc54

rodw wrote:

Clive S wrote:

The G251x is limited to 50 volts. So get a 10 amp 48 volt Meanwell Switch mode power supply.


I would not use 48V on a 50V drive. The back EMF could kill them.

40v would be safer. Just my opinion


It might be enough to kill a Gecko but I have had no issues with the longs motors at 48 volts as I used them for a few years on my spaceship plasma.

No issues with my 5+ year old Gecko G540

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6 years 1 month ago #183557 by rodw

phillc54 wrote: No issues with my 5+ year old Gecko G540


Yes and Hohmann Designs, the Aussie Gecko dealer recommends 48 volt Meanwells too!

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6 years 1 month ago #183624 by txtrone
Would either of these work? The second model is 36volts. There are so many types of power supplies out there.

www.alliedelec.com/product/mean-well-usa/ndr-480-48/70588318/


www.alliedelec.com/product/mean-well-usa/lrs-350-36/70696566/

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