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| name=GSX301810 |
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| Folder=Exlar |
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| peakCurrent=8.5 |
0 to 9,999.99 amps. |
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| continuousCurrent=4.2 |
0 to 9,999.99 amps. |
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| motorpoles=8 |
2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16 poles |
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| rotorInertia=0.00047* |
0.000010 to 90.000000 Kg-m^2 |
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| motorKe=29.9 |
1 to 5,000 V/Krpm |
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| phaseResistanceSP**=1.4 |
0.000 to 30.000 ohms |
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| phaseInductanceSP**=3.84 |
0.00 to 5,000.00 mH
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| maxOperatingSpeed=3000 |
0 to 40,000 rpm |
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| thermalTimeConstant = 100 0. |
0 to 400.0 minutes |
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| encoderPhaseAngle = 150 0. |
0 to 359.9 electrical degrees |
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* - inertia entered in Kg-m^2, different from EN motor.ddf data files (lb-in-sec^2.)
** - phaseresistanceSP and phaseinductanceSP are half the values entered in EN motor.ddf data files.
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If the data you need to enter is above the maximum value, enter the maximum value from above, e.g., the phase resistance for your motor is 36.5 ohms, enter phaseresistanceSP=29.999 ohms.
Then highlight and copy the following four lines to the beginning of that same file:
[Definition]
revision=0x4132
nameCount=516
Close the *ddf.txt file you have been working with and open your new file (or existing SPmotor.ddf file). For a new file with only one entry, change the namecount at the top of the file to 1 and change the text within the brackets that now reads [Motor42] (for example) to [Motor0]. If you are working with an existing file, change the number in the brackets to a number that is one greater than the last entry. Then change the nameCount at the start of the file to the existing total plus 1.
Now save this file as SPmotor.ddf. If your word processing or text editor didn’t save the file as SPmotor.ddf, close the word processor or text editor. Using Windows Explorer, locate the file you just created (probably shown as SPmotor.ddf.txt or SPmotor.ddf.doc). Highlight the filename and click the right mouse button. Select the RENAME option. When the cursor appears in the file name area, change the filename to “SPmotor.ddf”. Finalize the change by hitting the Enter key.
Now (one last step), copy the SPmotor.ddf file to the same folder that contains the PowerTools Pro program you will be using. Start the PowerTools Pro program. Open a new file. Select SM-EZ setup. Under Setup select Drive/Motor. Select a new motor. The motor you selected in the previous steps should appear as the last selection (you may have to arrow down to get to it). Select your motor and continue with the PowerTools Pro setup.
If you experience any difficulty or don’t find the motor you are looking for, give us a call at Exlar at 952-368-3434 and ask for applications assist
Using Notepad or some other text only editor, open the file that contains the data for your actuator, based on the following:
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