Hi Ron,
  I'm just wondering if you are using a "dump" circuit to drain off 
the back voltage when slowing the motors rapidly?  I'll be using a 
75VDC supply and after what you say about the 118VDC breakup point, 
would a dump be absolutely necessary?

John

--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], R Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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> I'm running 40in-lb servos on Gecko 320's. They are 100 volt (40 
volts per K of rpm X 2500 rpm= 100 volts) 13.7 amps continuous.  
Running them at 70 volts DC to stay within the voltage rating of the 
drive. Sacrificing speed but not any torque. Still get rapids of 120 
ipm on the Bridgeport. These actually exceed the Geckos capability 
but work reliably. So, anything equal to or less than these NEMA 42 
motors will work with a Gecko 320. When I described these motors to 
Marriss at Geckodrive he replied that those are the same size motors 
that they test the 320 on. Except at full voltage. He also stated in 
another post recently that the 320 actually comes apart at 118 volts 
and 30 amps which is just amazing. Thats enough current in AC to 
power a small home. 29 in-lb or 2.9 Nm motors are very common and 
would be good for any X and Y axis for any mill. Most of the 
retrofitters use these for X and Y axis. 
>  
> Ron
> 
> Joel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> 






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