hi nicklas
some dielectric info
http://www.guiacnc.com.br/maquinas-em-geral/eletroerosao-caseira/?action=dlattach;attach=30033
basically the gap distance is goverened by the fluids 'dielectric
breakdown strength'
a measure of the distance at which a given voltage will allow a 'spark'
to jump
No flushing yet. I guess oil do not have suitable boiling tempereture to
run thru coffe machine with filter so I guess it's time to move to real
machine.
2016-07-04 9:00 GMT+02:00 Roland Jollivet :
> What hasn't been mentioned yet is flushing, which I don't think
What hasn't been mentioned yet is flushing, which I don't think you're
doing in your cup.
If you read up on EDM sites, the motto is that EDM is all about flushing,
flushing, flushing.
Catering to parameters of dirty fluid is lot harder than using a decent
liquid flow over the part. And EDM is
There have been a few days more, I have nailed some problems in my circuit and
added parameters to EDM protocol generator.
> ...
> the important bit is the voltage level of the 'seat'
> IF you tune your circuit to track (servo) near this value
> THEN the process will stabilize
There is a very
Well it seems to work I got something like a frying sound and machining half of
the time with shors and opens.
> Nicklas
> regarding 'start of period to count'
> there is a concept in EDM that was branded ISOpuls and more genericly
> iso-energetic
>
> it is a method concerning WHEN to begin
I have EDM function without doubt. There is however a difference if on time is
started to count at 28 volt or lower there are sparcs but if it start at around
35.0 volt there are not much sparcs.
Main current source is turned on during ignition and I suspect there are
current flowing before on
Put a 1uF cap across your spark gap. This will allow you to test whether
you have EDM function at all.
Even a 10uF cap. It will mess with your control, but you can now get a
handle on your fluid, and typical gap.
Regards
Roland
On 25 June 2016 at 10:37, Nicklas Karlsson
Nicklas
regarding 'start of period to count'
there is a concept in EDM that was branded ISOpuls and more genericly
iso-energetic
it is a method concerning WHEN to begin the on-time count.
to make each spark have same energy
the duration of current flow must be equal
so a circuit to detect the
I investigated further and it seems to matter at which voltage level start of
period start to count. As is now current is on during wait for ignition and
hence this period may be elongenated with a lover voltage level. Low enough and
on time will not start until a sparc happen.
I actually
I've not played with EDM for quite a while. > 10 years so I've
forgotten most of what I knew.
I know of people that used hardware store lantern oil as EDM fluid. If
it sounds like frying bacon
you are in the right range.
Sounds (npi) like fun. :-)
Dave
On 06/19/2016 10:07 AM, Nicklas
Micro controller sample voltage in the middle of the on period and then I
adjusted parameters to value in the middle of the period process got quite, see
attached picture. Voltage is also regulated to this voltage rather well.
There are no sparks so I guess fluid have some resistance. Maybe
Forgot to mention. The micro controller have two 12 ADCs able to sample with a
frequency above 1MHz synchronized to the timers. It is a really great device
for just a few dollars if boutght one by one.
On Tue, 21 Jun 2016 08:39:28 +0700
TJoseph Powderly wrote:
> Nicklas
Well as is now on & off signal is hardcoded into EDM board and is not available
at a higher level. I think frequency is around 16kHz which is 16 times faster
than servo period. Voltage sampling is done in the middle of the on period.
I will fix the small details, maybe within a week or so. As
Nicklas hello'
could you do another screenshot, but add the oscillator ( on & off
command signal )?
it would be easier to interpret
thanks tomp tjtr33
On 06/20/16 00:07, Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
>> On 06/19/16 17:55, Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
>>> I tried to tune parameters manually but most of the
> On 06/19/16 17:55, Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
> > I tried to tune parameters manually but most of the time is spent either in
> > short circuit or open circuit,
> this is called 'hammering'
> it actually works but for a poor reason.
> if the tools is too far away, you are open
> if the tool is too
Nicklas hello
some notes in line...
On 06/19/16 17:55, Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
> I tried to tune parameters manually but most of the time is spent either in
> short circuit or open circuit,
this is called 'hammering'
it actually works but for a poor reason.
if the tools is too far away, you are
Send that to Hackaday.com
From: Nicklas Karlsson <nicklas.karlsso...@gmail.com>
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) <emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2016 3:08 PM
Subject: [Emc-users] Coffecup EDM
I have real machine but coffecup is more
Then action is normal and not because of bad control loop parameters.
Sparc extinguishing seems to work really well but what bother me is current is
very low although I got no experience of what to expect. I never run a "real"
machine.
Regards Nicklas Karlsson
On Sun, 19 Jun 2016 07:19:59
hahaha thats great Nicklas.
the action at the gear tells me its real edm too!
thanks
tomp
On 06/19/16 04:08, Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
> I have real machine but coffecup is more handy during development and at last
> I got my coffecup EDM up and running.
>
> https://youtu.be/fBOl_pCkDFA
>
>
>
I have real machine but coffecup is more handy during development and at last I
got my coffecup EDM up and running.
https://youtu.be/fBOl_pCkDFA
Nicklas Karlsson
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