NEMA 34 Stepper Motor High Speed Demo - 4000 RPM

[@AdaptingCamera]

Nice, but is it useful? I mean, do you have any torque to drive anything at 1/16 micro step and 4000rpm?

[@AdaptingCamera]

@amin saib 👎No, I don't know what you mean.

[@cwrobinson6363]

Nice. I wonder how long a Nema 42 will turn at 1500 RPMs. I have one.

[@cwrobinson6363]

How long do you think this Nema Stepper Motor could run at 4000 RPMs? Also, is this dangerous for the Stepper Motors berings?

[@anestisathanasiadis652]

how many revolutions did you require to reach such speed?

[@engel2010je]

dam ! finally somebody shows how these stepping motor can run faster ! nice video bro .. tnk u so much 👌🏻 more video if u can

[@ntomata0002]

Check my video for a fast stepper motor. But the truth is that at that speed the torque of the motor is very low and practically useless.

[@NiherRD]

can i use the setup 10 min or 20 min or etc interval macrostep run? i want use this model for biolspse filming?

[@electronicshelpcare]

As always you just made an another great video, you need more audiences. Hope you could make a youtube live one day.

[@leandro2382]

Hello, I am using the same motor and I am wondering if you can tell me your Mach3 configuration for Motor tunuíng. Thanks

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@ptmove Hi, I'm new to stepper motors and I am trying to zero in on the right one for my project so I don't go overboard. I am trying to actuate a sewing machine pedal (or if possible the motor itself via a controller of my own design). The use case is a double amputee who wants to control the sewing machine with a mouthpiece under clench force. My first impulse was to build a servo controller to actuate the stock pedal itself, but it may be better to bypass the sewing machine controller and do it with an Arduino or similar. Mostly I just need to know if this motor in the video is more powerful than necessary for simply actuating a foot pedal (I'm guessing that floored the pedal would require 5-8 lb-ft of force).

[@arduinomaquinas]

Show de bola high frequency 👏👏👏

[@erenkaya5371]

Hi, Do you think, is it possible to %80 of the holding torque @ 900 RPM, by using solid controller and close loop system. Thank you

[@Bajazzo01]

Hello, do I need a planetary gearbox for this motor? Z axis lathe. Thanks

[@thghho]

Hi, Do you have a Controller Board with following specifications (RPM Controller via IR)? 1- Controller board should run on 12V DC. 2- Controller board should READ/DETECT RPM of an already running Motor-A via Infrared as its input. 3- Based on RPM of Motor-A, Controller board should run/turn another Motor-B on same RPM as of Motor-A PLUS 0% to 10% greater (should be adjustable). 4- Controller board should only give output to Motor-B, when Motor-A’s RPM will be within range from 1 to 3500 RPM. 5- If RPM of Motor-A increased from 3,500 (should be 500+- RPM adjustable) then input to Motor-B should be stopped immediately. 6- If RPM of Motor-A becomes

[@ajaygoel4688]

Amazing speed

[@rusticagenerica]

And which Controller would you recommend?

[@SpatialGuy77]

Does this stepper motor still accurately keep track of its position running intermittently at those high speeds? That speed is incredible to see! Cheers

[@samking1614]

Wow.!! Impressive. Please from your your experience, what’s the best voltage and current needed to drive a anemia 23 stepper motor 420oz inch at high speeds for a CNBC router. I really need you help.

[@TechBuild]

Try 48 volts DC.

[@chanchalsakarde2768]

how to control steps movements, like lets say we have 400 circular points to move one by one and i need to move pointer in following example sequence starting from 0->10->240->45->28-> .......... -> 400 . How can we automate this ..

[@mephistosprincipium]

is there any torque left at this rpms?

[@TristanJCumpole]

If you need to make a dead stop from 4000RPM, torque capacity is the least of your worries!

[@charlieabbot3649]

Is this setup available for sale? I'm looking at building a CNC Palsma cut table. So, 2 motors for the X axis and 1 for the Y. Of course 1 for the Z axis to lower and raise the torch. Thanks

[@ptmove]

USB-MC motion controller and breakout board USB-UIO1 are available, but not microstep stepper motor drive MST-109. Instead we can offer microstep stepper motor drive MST-107. Regards, PT

[@sumandriasumandria2253]

Would be appreciated if would be k8nd enough to let me know what maximun speed can be reached if nema 34 loaded with 30 kgcm (capacity of the motor holding torque is 30kgcm).thanks.GBU

[@RandomWeldingTricks]

amazing, even tho YOU MADE MY CAT CONFUSED AND LEAVE THE ROOM LIKE AN APOCALYPSE WAS GONNA HAPPEN LOL LOL

[@corey333p]

This disturbed my cat from his nap.

[@civilyard2495]

how to determine RPM via mach3 ?

[@AnwarAlfaqeehAlhusseini]

hi i have rotary table i like to make it stepper indexing its 200 kg on bearing shaft what size of stepper motor for this job

[@vithlanibhargav9643]

thanks you sir for your reply

[@razuahmed2935]

I am looking for this item ,can you help?

[@gursharnsinghhanspal7667]

Hey brother can u give me your hardware and software details

[@zahirahm6763]

i have a 1.8°, 0.55nm, 2 V, 2.8 A, 4 Wires stepper motor... how much rpm can it run? i mean how fast it can run

[@ptmove]

Maximum revolution speed depends on many factors. Some of them are: stepper motor, type of driver (control electronic), supply voltage, mechanical load, acceleration/deceleration strategy... To obtain exact value of useful revolution speed it is always need to perform an experiment. Regards

[@kalpesh123cnc]

hello sir i make 3axies cnc i use SANYO DENKI 103H7121-0415 stepper motor 6 wire this motor Consider only 2A and 1.8 step not Consider power supply so how much power use this motor and which wire A+ and A- and which wire B+ and B-

[@wilfredswinkels]

nice. Now show torque at those high speeds. and change accel and decel angles to a shorter time......

[@nickdhrones6425]

You going to hurt someone leaving that key in the shaft at 4000rpm

[@vithlanibhargav9643]

sorry be i am taking your time, I buyed this motor and driver for my final year project thought that it will be use full in many other project in future but i am unable to get more rpm from this driver. sir plz guide to component to run this type motor(leadshine 85HS85) as i am completely new to this field

[@paparoysworkshop]

Listen to that motor scream. Didn't think they could spin that fast.

[@ptmove]

This video has been recorded during testing testing period of our new hardware. Such high revolution speed cannot be used in real applications, but could be interesting. We do some test on even higher speed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDImmdrqMSqpZo and with slightly different stepper motor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWmlZYCPf6mjrdk Regards, Petar

[@glennedward2201]

Are those 8wire steppers and all you did was apply more voltage to increase speed???

[@glennedward2201]

Btw? Where do you buy usb-mc? Audiohms site just has tech information and nowhere to purchase the products. Did they go out of business?

[@ptmove]

This video, and some others, are made during developing of one our stepper motor drive. Yes you are right, if you want to increase speed, supply voltage need to be increased. Maximum supply voltage is limited. Besides, we implement one control algorithm which allows us to drive motor so fast. You can also look at our videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDImmdrqMSqpZo kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWmlZYCPf6mjrdk

[@ptmove]

Audiohms are working on research and development of motion control electronics. All products you see could opn our site be ordered from Prizma: www.prizma.rs/ml/index.php/motion-controls Regards, Petar

[@FIGO9945]

Good Morning I have one of these nema 34 engines 3000 rpm how can i do to get some more? Thanks Rui Dias Portugal

[@mrnobody.4069]

The sound that thing makes you can use that as weapon the thing was hurting my ears and the volume on my phone wasn't even that high!

[@vithlanibhargav9643]

sir i have arduino uno and leadshine digital stepping driver DM856 is it possible to get higher speed with this setups

[@ptmove]

I have no experience with DM856 and arduino platforms. As I can see from DM856 specs max. step frequency is 200 kHz. Maximum step frequency for MST-109 is 500 kHz approx.

[@tushargajbhiye6487]

Hello sir I am using nema23 with tb6600 drive with 24 volt 10 amp, but with 32 micro stepping my motor rpm is very low around 30 or i change it into 1 then its rpm is around 150 with vibration I am trying to increase rpm of my stepper motor with smooth running

[@silverdog63]

do you mean 1.0 Amps ?

[@TheCubeFactor]

Wait till speed benchy competitors see this

[@justlivemyway]

MACH 3 on a 64 bit operating system....How?

[@ptmove]

Mach3 has been designed to be used with Windows XP 32bit OS. This is true (or limitation) if you use printer (parallel) port. But in case of using external motion controller, such our USB-MC controller, Mach3 will operate on Windows 7, 8 or 10 OS with both 32 or 64bits. It is also possible to use tablet with Win OS as it is shown in video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH7QXmifgp56Y7c More details about our USB-MC motion controller can be found on page: www.audiohms.com/en/cnc-electronics-products/motion-controllers-and-breakout-boards/motion-controllers/usb-mc-motion-controller Best regards

[@justlivemyway]

ptmove , Thanks and thats Brilliant 👌 Ok what is the price for USB-MC ?

[@ptmove]

Please also consider our USB-UIO1 breakout board for USB-MC. Our price list could be found on following link: www.audiohms.com/download/price_list_eng.pdf

[@justlivemyway]

ptmove , Thank you.

[@wulfboy_95]

Protip: Do not listen to this with headphones.

[@Lampadina_17]

immagine putting this on a core xy printer..

[@renatinhodaheropuch1260]

Colocando VTEC no dvd no próximo vídeo!!!!

[@yamangfx]

nice

[@dcac2895]

いい音

[@null-xv3eq]

I use Square wave wiht speaker amplifier it work 50-989 Hz tone!

[@sakirdag2976]

very good

[@ptmove]

Tnank you

[@dineshpandey3779]

Vol kitna diyá hai 12/24

[@LuisRicardo-jv8hy]

W.T.F. NICE

[@itecko2193]

woow

[@sadrishala6275]

Shum i madh

[@alperyasinserim]

4000rmp =zero torque

[@ptmove]

Yes, you are absolutely right. But it is better to have zero torque at 4000 RPM instead of zero torque at 2000 RPM (or 1000 RPM). Do you agree? Regards

[@baltazar0007]

really ?? why

[@lasr8827]

All motors have zero torque at top speed. That's why it's the top speed. It can't go any faster when torque is zero. So stating that 4000 rpm = zero torque is a moronic statement. So Alper Yasin Serim, while he is technically right, is also technically a moron nonetheless. It's like saying a jet engine has zero torque at 200 krpm. No shit genius. The reason why this controller is exceptional is because it's top speed is much much higher than conventional controllers. Most high-end controllers will max out at several hundred rpm.

[@preddy09]

Alper Yasin Serim, Not true. With AC motors they are speed limited by their commutation speed unlike dc motors which are speed limited by the motors free running losses at max rpm for a given voltage. Even in AC motors, if the commutation speed is maximized to what the free running motor can go then the torque will be zero, but usually nobody commutates AC motors like that, unlike brushed DC motors which self commutate and rate limit themselves automatically. So with brushed DC motors, your statement is correct, but not with AC motors. This stepper essentially an AC motor

[@glennedward2201]

I would argue if encoder was used you could essentially maintain a minute amount of torque. We see this in the new “so called” integrated servos which have an unloaded rpm of 4200 or sometimes more with a max torque approximately .5nm at max speed. Not much torque but some torque nonetheless and they don’t start to fall off until around 2800rpm. These newer integrated are using drivers similar to a induction vfd converting dc input to ac output and why they are producing torque at higher rpms. This isn’t what OP is using however interesting I’d like to know more this setup could be advantageous for upgrading exisintg systems without swapping entire motors.

[@renatinhodaheropuch1260]

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[@jarisipilainen3875]

you not need stepper go that fast.pointless. you are end of linear before it ramp up

[@ptmove]

Please read the comment from LASR. I will rewrite hos post in order to make it more polite: All motors have zero torque at top speed. That's why it's the top speed. It can't go any faster when torque is zero. So stating that 4000 rpm = zero torque is not right. While it is technically right, is also technically a nonetheless. It's like saying a jet engine has zero torque at 200 krpm. No way. The reason why this controller is exceptional is because it's top speed is much much higher than conventional controllers. Most high-end controllers will max out at several hundred rpm.

[@jarisipilainen3875]

only good if you want make wind blower. i would not even try that becouse its useless. no application for it

[@debashissikder7891]

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