Schaublin 125-CNC retrofit.

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5 years 7 months ago #201697 by RotarySMP
Sorry, my mistake, its a 4 and 8 pole Dahlander motor.

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5 years 7 months ago #201712 by J Green
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Bummer -- guess the foot print sizing thing means a bar feeder and chip conveyor are not going to happen .:laugh:
See that ZincBoy has posted the SSR Bd. schematic an parts listed --#201613
One 48 volt centrer tap Xfmr could power the conntactors an also the 24 -12 and 5 volt DC power.

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5 years 7 months ago #201751 by db1981
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hmm,
where is 1:2 transmission to get the 3000 upm at the spindle ?

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5 years 7 months ago #201767 by andypugh
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RotarySMP wrote: Getting a 48VAC transformer is not so much the problem, it is that I dont was a whole bunch of them. As it is I will need 24VDC, 12VDC, 5VDC but an get them in DIN rail format and mount them on the back of the door.


On my mill I get the voltages < 24 from a bunch of DC-DC converters.

This style, with digital display of input and output voltages:



Currently three of them, 12V for the PC, 5V for the Mesa cards and 4.2V for the Ikea LED lights.

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5 years 7 months ago #201780 by RotarySMP

db1981 wrote: hmm,
where is 1:2 transmission to get the 3000 upm at the spindle ?


Electrically switching from 8 pole to 4 poles on the motor.
Mark

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5 years 7 months ago - 5 years 7 months ago #201781 by RotarySMP
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andypugh wrote:
On my mill I get the voltages < 24 from a bunch of DC-DC converters.

This style, with digital display of input and output voltages:



Currently three of them, 12V for the PC, 5V for the Mesa cards and 4.2V for the Ikea LED lights.


Thanks, you have posted those before. Look pretty good, and I will consider them, altough Din Rail transformers are now cheap as well, and I wouldn't have to muck around designing and printing a housing.
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