Groschopp Tech Tips: How to Check for a Damaged Armature September 3, 2014
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Here are three quick checks you can perform with a volt/ohm meter to test a DC motor armature winding to determine if a motor armature is functioning properly.
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Reasons For Turning To Slotless Motor Technology July 15, 2013
Posted by Servo2Go.com in Technical Support Information.Tags: Brushless DC Motor, Brushless Motor, cogging, Electric Motor, Motion Control, osak, Servo Motor, Slotless BLDC Motor, Slotless Motor, slotless stator design, Slotted BLDC Motor, Slotted Motor, stator
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The slotless stator design originated with the goal to deliver smooth-running performance and eliminate cogging, which is an unwanted characteristic especially in slower-running applications (less than 500 rpm). The absence of cogging is, in fact, the most-often cited reason for selecting a slotless brushless motor.
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NEMA 17 Frame High Speed Brushless Motor/Encoders March 17, 2013
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ElectroCraft RapidPower high-speed brushless motors feature ball-bearing construction, dynamically balanced rotors, low vibration and low audible and magnetic noise.
ElectroCraft RP17 Brushless Motor
By utilizing M-8 ceramic and rare-earth neodymium magnets, these BLDC motors provide the quick acceleration and consistent speed (up to 15,000 rpm) needed for applications such as centrifuges, fans and pumps. Sealed ball bearings and reduced torque ripple from skewed magetization also ensure a smooth operation at any speed.
They are compatible with all three-phase brushless DC motor amplifiers and have optional 500 or 1000cpr encoders.
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Typical component forces in a drive system March 3, 2013
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Source: Maxon Motor AG Formulae Handbook by Jan Braun
The force required to accelerate a mass of 1 kg by 1 m/s in 1 s has the unit kg · m/s², with the special unit name Newton (N) .
Typical Component Forces in a drive system
ElectroCraft RapidPower Step Motor February 17, 2013
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Good-Performance. Good Price.
The ElectroCraft RapidPowerTM Nema 34 is a compact, high-performance brushless motor incorporating ball bearing construction, a low cogging electro-magnetic design with both low audible and magntic noise. It is available with a hall-effect commutation encoder or a variety of optical encoders for higher precision applications.
ElectroCraft RP34 Step Motor
The ElectroCraft RapidPower™, EXC, and E-Series are fast, low vibration BLDC motors. By utilizing M-8 ceramic and rare-earth neodymium magnets, these BLDC motors provide the quick acceleration and consistent speed (up to 15,000 rpm) needed for applications such as centrifuges, fans and pumps. Sealed ball bearings and reduced torque ripple from skewed magetization also ensure a smooth operation at any speed.
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Handbook For High-Performance Brushless Servo Systems February 7, 2013
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Published by ElectroCraft, 12pages
Comparison of DC servomotors and brushless servomotors
ElectroCraft Handbook
The traditional permanent magnet DC servomotor has been the industry workhorse for many decades in highperformance servo drive applications. The primary reason for this is that the DC servomotor is very easy to control using adjustable DC voltage. A brief review of the operating principle of the DC motor illustrates this point (continued)…
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ElectroCraft’s TorquePower™ Plus Stepper Motors January 4, 2013
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ElectroCraft TorquePower Plus™ motors have set the standard for quality, reliability, and durability in stepping motors. With non-cumulative position accuracies as low as ±3%, the precision of our TorquePower motor is matched only by the dependability of its performance. Our TorquePower motors are also bi-directional and totally enclosed with permanently lubricated ball bearings for long-lasting, smooth operation. ElectroCraft’s TorquePower line includes environmental protection for those applications where a sealed casing is needed.
TPP11M : ElectroCraft TorquePower™ Plus Stepper Motor – Quiet. Durable. Powerful. Reliable.
ElectroCraft TorquePower Plus Stepper Motors
This extremely quiet stepper is made with ball-bearings. Model TPP11M is only available in metric configurations and has a holding torque up to 18 oz-in with a step angle accuracy of ±5%. For NEMA frame versions, click click on the link below-
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NEMA Frame Brushless Servo Motor/Encoders from ElectroCraft December 19, 2012
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ElectroCraft EXC23 Brushless Servo Motor
The EXC-Series 2.3-inch AC Servo motor offers customers high economic value and superior reliability. The EXC-Series is a cost-improved version of the popular Excalibur family of AC Servo motors sold under the Rockwell Automation brand. This product provides considerable cost improvements for a variety of light industrial, commercial, and medical applications.
The ElectroCraft RapidPower™, EXC, and E-Series are fast, low vibration BLDC motors. By utilizing M-8 ceramic and rare-earth neodymium magnets, these BLDC motors provide the quick acceleration and consistent speed (up to 15,000 rpm) needed for applications such as centrifuges, fans and pumps. Sealed ball bearings and reduced torque ripple from skewed magetization also ensure a smooth operation at any speed.
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Webinar- Applying Stepper Motors: Application Questions You Must Answer & Things to Watch Out For December 16, 2012
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ElectroCraft Stepper Motor
(Recorded: Tuesday, June 26, 2012, 2:00 pm ET)
This pre-recorded webinar will review some of the basic parameters necessary to properly select and apply stepper motor technology to motion applications. Topics included in this discussion will be a review of basic stepper speed-torque behavior including the stepper over-voltage ratio, a stepper in constant current operation vs. a stepper in voltage drive region, thermal ratings, the impact of winding changes on dynamic behavior, calculations and considerations for intermittent duty operation, motor/system accuracy, failure modes, and the application of all these criterion when applying stepper-based linear actuator product.
Engineers currently using stepper technology in their motion applications want to understand how to apply stepper motor technology to get the best result should attend this webinar.
In this webinar you will learn:
-Basic parameters necessary to properly select and apply stepper motor technology
-How to understand the stepper motor speed-torque curve and how to apply this to the application
-The main factors to consider when trying to optimize a stepper motor in a variety of applications
Speaker:
Tim Burke
Chief Engineer, ElectroCraft
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New White Paper: Basics of Stepper Motors December 5, 2012
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Basics of Stepper Motors
This whitepaper is an introduction and overview of stepper motors; what they are and how they work. It covers the different types of stepper motors, their winding and wiring options, and how to troubleshoot them.
Basics of Stepper Motors Whitepaper
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