My DIY CNC project - StepperMotors/Stepper drivers.
I`m going to use 4 x DM542A stepper drivers (2 on the Y-axis)
Found these stepper motor that seems to be ok?
I consider 36V or 48V power for the stepper drivers - Should I use 48V?
My DIY CNC project - StepperMotors/Stepper drivers.
I`m going to use 4 x DM542A stepper drivers (2 on the Y-axis)
Found these stepper motor that seems to be ok?
I consider 36V or 48V power for the stepper drivers - Should I use 48V?
48v will give you faster rapids
Higher voltage, depending on the driver, may increase mid band resonance. But you can compensate with dampers, microstepping modes, and lower drive current.
So I should use 36V ?
Is it ok to use 4.2A stepper motors (max for the stepper drivers http://fablab.web-5.org/lib/exe/fetch.php/documentation:drivers_mpp:dm542a-manuel-20130925.pdf) or should I wind motors wit lower Ampere value?
I found this sample configuration - the same steppers, 4.2A max stepper driver and 48V PSU https://m.aliexpress.com/item-desc/32496594955.html
https://m.aliexpress.com/item-desc/32496594955.html
DM542:
Input voltage 18-50VDC
Output current 1.0A~4.2A
Is it hen safe to use a 48V power and 4.2A stepper motors (close to the max values)?
Or should I use a 36V power and ~3.5A motors?
Mine are working at 48V for three years now. Not sure whether that is a rare occurrence or the usual experience.
Do you use the same DM542A stepper drivers? 4.2A on the steppers?
Yes I do. 3A on my steppers.
Thank you
My plan:
4 x DM542A
4 x http://allegro.pl/silnik-krokowy-1-9nm-2-1a-lub-4-2a-8-p-cnc-nowy-i6604392721.html (in Bipolar (Parallel) mode (4.2A)
1 x 40V 400W Linear Power supply (made for CNC use)
RE-Arm controller + Ethernet + CNC shield
Surface Pro 2 computer