Thread: Motor & Driver setup
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18-07-2010 #8
Whoa,
Those 650 Ncm motors are right big bastards, the sort you need on a Bridgeport.
What are you driving ? Bigger is not always better.
[1] You have to overcome the torque detent when parked and because they have a larger mass they accelerate slower so very often a smaller motor can deliver more power because it gets there quicker.
[2] Those 4.2 amp driver will power it but at a crawl, the motor is 5v rated, the driver to stay within safety limits needs to be about 40 to 44 volts MAX, that's just over 8 times the motor rating.
To get a decent performance you need to be close to 20 times so these drivers are not going to do it with this motor.Last edited by John S; 18-07-2010 at 11:44 PM. Reason: can't divide 5 into 40
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