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Tue 18 September 2007, 11:08
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Aubrey, I had a closer look at your...
Aubrey,
I had a closer look at your datasheet and I noticed the following. The specifications for switching mode of operation for that opto has TYPICAL turnon time of 3 us and a min turn...
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Mon 17 September 2007, 13:05
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Aubrey, At 200 Khz your period is...
Aubrey,
At 200 Khz your period is only 5us. The 250 kHz is only the absolute maximum frequency the isolator will tollerate. With the other specs your setup, rise and fall times I dont...
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Thu 13 September 2007, 15:17
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Mike, I think Aubrey summed my thoughts...
Mike,
I think Aubrey summed my thoughts up better than I did. I was referencing the chopper current ramping which will affect the available torque. This is what I think Alen is doing in...
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Thu 13 September 2007, 15:14
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Aubrey, Great, like I said before...
Aubrey,
Great, like I said before I am no expert, just trying to help you cover the bases as you round out home plate. :) Some of this stuff is from 15 years ago for me so please...
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Wed 12 September 2007, 07:23
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Aubrey / Gerald, Yes I...
Aubrey / Gerald,
Yes I agree that Mach does some speed ramping but that is not what I am referring to. There are still special algoirthms implemented in the driver boards...
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Tue 11 September 2007, 06:54
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Aubrey, Check out these links. One...
Aubrey,
Check out these links. One is an app note from the atmel corp which references an article in a trade journal. The second link is the authour of the articles web site with the...
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80. Computer Hardware & Software
Sun 09 September 2007, 13:50
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Aubrey, Not that I am any...
Aubrey,
Not that I am any expert on stepping algorithms, but I have written some assembly language programs to control some stepper boards for some projects we have done at work in...
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Thu 06 September 2007, 06:59
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Aubrey, What about starting with one...
Aubrey,
What about starting with one of the discrete designs that are available and modifying it to meet your parts availability and cost perspective? That way you might at least eliminate...
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Tue 28 August 2007, 12:12
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Aubrey, here is a discrete design...
Aubrey,
here is a discrete design from Phils site. Take a look, easy to get parts
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Tue 28 August 2007, 12:01
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Gerald, Yeah I figured as much, I...
Gerald,
Yeah I figured as much, I thought the forum corrected for your own time zone. Funny here in Canada everyone calls the morning and afternoon breaks "coffee breaks". Tea doesnt...
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Tue 28 August 2007, 11:58
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Aubrey, Some of the better sites for...
Aubrey,
Some of the better sites for electronics components (in the US anyways, Im in Canada and get stuff shipped to me all the time) are
www.digikey.com
www.mouser.com...
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Tue 28 August 2007, 08:32
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Aubrey, Here are a few app notes...
Aubrey,
Here are a few app notes from Allegro. Some reference specific brand steppers or specific Allegro chips but they have a lot of info on drivers and steppers and how to interface...
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Tue 28 August 2007, 07:39
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Gerald, I just noticed your post...
Gerald,
I just noticed your post 4:17 am? I hope that doesnt take into account the time difference! Or do you stay up that late?
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Mon 27 August 2007, 07:48
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Aubrey, I am still wondering why you...
Aubrey,
I am still wondering why you want to DESIGN your own controller. With the multitude of great driver chips available these days, and board layouts and schematics available at ...
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Fri 24 August 2007, 13:34
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Aubry, Actually, Im not sure what type...
Aubry,
Actually, Im not sure what type of driver chip Mike was referencing, but I do know that the LMD18245 used in the pic step uses a constant current chopper drive. Essentially they use...
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Fri 24 August 2007, 11:10
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Gerald, Yes I understand the...
Gerald,
Yes I understand the differences in peoples abilities/intersts but was just curious as to yours. You seem like a real hands on person and just thought you might have done some...
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Fri 24 August 2007, 08:45
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Gerald, Have you ever thought of...
Gerald,
Have you ever thought of building some drivers for your Mechmate? If you were to get a printed circuit boards from pminmo, then assembling them is not all that hard. Could be...
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Fri 17 August 2007, 12:25
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Hi For anyone thinking of building their...
Hi
For anyone thinking of building their own drivers and interface boards, I highly suggest looking at www.pminmo.com. He has a variety of proven driver and interface board designs as well as a...
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