Retrofit - LinuxCNC + EtherCAT
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15 Jul 2025 19:29 #331865
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A very common method was to start on Y configuration and then switch to Delta. The motor starter switched between Y and Delta (contactors).
Ask google or chatgpt for the reason.
Depends on what you are aiming at, but a standard chinese VFD controlled by Modbus/USB is a common way to get speed control of the spindle.
The rpms can be somewhere 50%-150% of nominal rpm. Low torque at low speeds, possibly balancing issues at high speed, but at least some variation up and down is possible.
USB/Modbus is somewhat sensitive to electric noise so it is usual to have USB serial/RS485 with optocouplers and line filter for the mains.
Ask google or chatgpt for the reason.
Depends on what you are aiming at, but a standard chinese VFD controlled by Modbus/USB is a common way to get speed control of the spindle.
The rpms can be somewhere 50%-150% of nominal rpm. Low torque at low speeds, possibly balancing issues at high speed, but at least some variation up and down is possible.
USB/Modbus is somewhat sensitive to electric noise so it is usual to have USB serial/RS485 with optocouplers and line filter for the mains.
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