Thanks for your videos. I think the unit of speed is rpm, how do you think? I don't understand how 99.9 degree per second equal to 16.6 degree per minute.
Velocity is degree/s. Speed is rpm. let say you need load velocity 100 degree/s as defined in the TO configuration, and ratio from motor shaft to load is 1:1. In order to get 100 Deg/s at load, the motor needs to convert it rpm to rps. every resolution unit is 360 deg/m, which is 6 deg/s. In order to get 100 Deg/s at load with ration 1:1, the motor needs to rotate 16.67 with 6 deg/s rotation.
This MS 'Siemens Motion' is a series video, please find the playlist ua-cam.com/play/PL762SfoJC-e8NbAUQ-H7a_TOdqrlBPCw4.html&si=CDUcKHSPit_KqjKl to review the details of the motion topic
How to use MC_Halt and when to use it ? How to use MC_Stop and when to use it ? Can you show how to convert and calculate speed from 99.99 deg/s to 16.66 deg/min.
MC_Halt is used to trigger the Axis stop, it is the trigger execute command. But MC_STOP is the ENABLE command, if the command is ON, the axis can be held for moving. 99.99Deg/s = 99.9 x 60/min
Hi Say I want a auto sequential program where servo will rotate upto 380drgree and coming back to the homing position..could you elaborate this one..pls..your series of video very helpful and pratical..thanks in advance
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Thanks very much for your Super Thank
Thanks for your videos. I think the unit of speed is rpm, how do you think? I don't understand how 99.9 degree per second equal to 16.6 degree per minute.
Can you please point which min I talked about the speed conversion? I think it includes the Gear box ratio 1:10.
Velocity is degree/s. Speed is rpm. let say you need load velocity 100 degree/s as defined in the TO configuration, and ratio from motor shaft to load is 1:1. In order to get 100 Deg/s at load, the motor needs to convert it rpm to rps. every resolution unit is 360 deg/m, which is 6 deg/s. In order to get 100 Deg/s at load with ration 1:1, the motor needs to rotate 16.67 with 6 deg/s rotation.
Is it possible to download this example anywhere? Great tutorials. Many thanks.
This MS 'Siemens Motion' is a series video, please find the playlist ua-cam.com/play/PL762SfoJC-e8NbAUQ-H7a_TOdqrlBPCw4.html&si=CDUcKHSPit_KqjKl to review the details of the motion topic
How to use MC_Halt and when to use it ?
How to use MC_Stop and when to use it ?
Can you show how to convert and calculate speed from 99.99 deg/s to 16.66 deg/min.
MC_Halt is used to trigger the Axis stop, it is the trigger execute command. But MC_STOP is the ENABLE command, if the command is ON, the axis can be held for moving. 99.99Deg/s = 99.9 x 60/min
I also thought about this problem. 99.99 deg/s = 99.99 * 60/min = 5,999.4 deg/min 16.665 = 5,999.4/360. I hope this helps.
It's a great series of video...many thanks to you...pls help if this keep rotating how can give only in the range of 0-360 degree?
Which min are you talking about in the video. Not quite understand your question. Thanks
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Say I want a auto sequential program where servo will rotate upto 380drgree and coming back to the homing position..could you elaborate this one..pls..your series of video very helpful and pratical..thanks in advance
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