Thread: Warco Major CNC build log
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06-07-2009 #15
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As I understand it, Hybrid motors have a magnetised rotor as opposed to the soft iron cores used in earlier types.If I knew what "hybrid" meant it could explain it...
That makes it very unlikely to be motor saturation :(If you are connecting it is parallel and only giving it 4.2A, you are under powering it.
I wonder if it's a resonance (force/mass) issue - extra current = extra force. Might be worth trying a mass damper on the motor (i.e. I would stick a large/heavy washer to the motor pulley with a bit of double sided tape and re-test)
[edit] ISTR you have a spare pulley, try sticking that on top of the existing one (use DS tape or blu-tack something with a bit of 'give')Last edited by BillTodd; 06-07-2009 at 02:26 PM.
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