Stepper Motors Advantages and Disadvantages

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This lesson is a continuation of a series of lessons involved with learning about Stepper Motors and Servo Motors. If you haven’t already, please review our previously released lesson on, What is a Stepper Motor and How it works.
In this lesson, we will discuss the Stepper Motor Advantages and Disadvantages compared to Servo Motors.
Have you ever thought about how a robotic arm moves with precision or how graphics printers create accurate replications of images, or how consumable products are moved precisely around a plant floor or any other type of motion control positioning system?
Together with the recently RealPars published video, What is a Stepper Motor and How it Works, and this lesson, you will learn about Stepper Motor Advantages in motion control when using different types of motors available, primarily stepper and servo motors.
Selecting between a stepper motor and servo motor can be quite a challenge with the balancing of several design factors in cost considerations, torque, speed, acceleration, and drive circuitry all play an important role in selecting the best motor for your application.
In this lesson, we will discuss the many advantages along with the disadvantages of Stepper Motors.
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first let me say that your videos are impressive, very invested and knowledgeable. I wonder, there are steppers with feedback, that makes them servo steppers. so if the feedback is not an issue, what will you choose for CNC lathe or mill? personally, I think that the stepper will go into position in a natural manner with minimum corrections needed while regular ac/dc servo will always need to resonate around the target point. so unless speed [and noise] is a primer consideration I will always choose steppers.

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You are correct. A stepper motor is the likely choice for a CNC lathe or mill. They are precise and highly accurate. Stepper motors can be outfitted with feedback, which in some applications helps to detect and prevent "stall".

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I have a problem with stepper motor. When stop position the motor oscillation. How to solve that problem?

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Hi @hasanbisri903, The oscillation could be due to low current, incorrect microstepping, or motor overheating. Try the following: 1. Check current settings to ensure the motor gets enough power. 2. Increase microstepping for smoother stops. 3. Verify there’s no excessive load or mechanical resistance. 4. Enable damping/smoothing on your motor driver if available. Let me know if that helps!

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@realpars ok already solved... Yes current too low ...thank you for your guidance

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Thank you. Can i have suggestions. Can you make korea subtitles? My student . Dont know english verywell. Have nice day~

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