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Lead pB=10 mm
/r
Thus, the calculation formula of velocity factor 1 is below:
Load speed:
Load speed = Motor speed × Lead pB = 1200 rpm ×
10 mm
r
= 200 mm/s
Velocity factor
1:
Velocity factor 1 =
Load speed
Motor speed
=
200 mm/s
1200 rpm
=
1
6
It indicates that 1 mm/s of load speed corresponds to 6 rpm of motor speed.
Thus, the numerator 6095-1h can be set to 1, and the denominator 6095-2h can be set to 6.
(3) Acceleration factor (6097h)
Acceleration factor refers to the motor acceleration speed (unit: rpm/ms) corresponding to the load acceleration
speed of one user unit.
Acceleration factor consists of the numerator 6097-1h and the denominator 6097-2h, through which a relation
between the load acceleration speed (user unit) and the motor acceleration speed (motor unit) can be formulated as
below:
Acceleration factor (6097h) =
Numerator of acceleration factor (6097
1h)
Denominator of acceleration factor (6097
2h)
Acceleration factor =
Motor acceleration speed
Load acceleration speed (user)
Load feedback acceleration speed (user) =
Motor feedback acceleration speed
Acceleration factor
[
Example
]
For the ball screw:
Acceleration speed of load: 40 mm/s
2
Lead pB=10 mm/r
Motor encoder PPR 2500, actual resolution: P=10000 (p/r)
Thus, the calculation formula of acceleration factor is below:
Motor acceleration speed:
Motor acceleration speed =
Load acceleration speed
Lead pB
=
40 mm/s
2
10 mm/r
= 4
r
s
2
= 240
rpm
s
= 0.24
rpm
ms
Acceleration factor:

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Megmeet SPS-NE Series Specifications

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BrandMegmeet
ModelSPS-NE Series
CategoryServo Drives
LanguageEnglish

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