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Resolved servo motor for bulding SIM 2 dof. Can be used?

Discussion in 'New users start here - FAQ' started by Marcio, Jul 14, 2014.

  1. Marcio

    Marcio New Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
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    Hi I found 750w servo motors for $ 150.00. I do not have experience in building YES, but I think this servo motor is a good option.

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    Product Description
    Specifications
    1. AC Servo Motor
    2. Frequency: 50 - 60Hz
    3. Voltage: AC220V
    4. Power: 750 -1000 W
    5. Speed: 2000~3000r /min

    type: 750w servo motor and controller

    Motor model
    90ST-M03520
    Rated power (W)
    750W
    Rated rotation (r/min)
    2000
    Rated torque (N. M)
    3.5
    Maximum torque (N. M)
    10.5
    Rated line current (A)
    3
    Rated line voltage (V)
    220
    Rotor inertia (Kg. M2× 10-4)
    3.4
    Brake
    ---
    Coder line number (PPR)
    2500
    Torque Coefficient 1.2
    Weight (Kg)
    3.8
    Insulation grade
    CLASS B
    Rating
    Continuous
    Ventilation protection
    Completely sealed, self cooling
    Installation mode
    Flange (60, 80, 90 110, 130)
    Protection Class
    IP65
    Operating environment
    Indoor, lower than 1000m, no corrosive and inflammable gas, dust and oil mist
    Ambient temperature and humidity
    Environment temperature: -20° C ~+40° C; Relative humidity: <90% (no condensing)



    Please inform if it is a good application for simulator 2 dof.
    Marcio, Jul 14, 2014
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  2. Pit

    Pit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gold Contributor

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    Hi Marcio, have you all projected, did you choose your hardware already, do you know wich motor driver you want to use?

    PS: you posted already in an other thread.
    Last edited: Jul 14, 2014
    Pit, Jul 14, 2014
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  3. Marcio

    Marcio New Member

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    Hi. Pit
    I'm looking for the ideal equipment, I do not have the complete project.

    To work with the arduino that you can show me?
    Marcio, Jul 14, 2014
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  4. bsft

    bsft

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    Sorry to ask, but why such big motors for a 2DOF? Do you plan to move a really heavy rig?
    bsft, Jul 15, 2014
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  5. Pit

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    My Motion Simulator:
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    Big motor is one thing, 220V or 12V the other side. I made a good experience with the Arduino and the Monster Moto and my motors are really strong (each 750W). IMO less power is enough for a 2DOF approximately min. 300W a motor should have, depending the gear transmission and rotation speed.
    Pit, Jul 15, 2014
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