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1 Primer Stepper Motors
2 Phidgets - Primer Manual Motors Phidgets Inc. 2011
3 Contents 4 Introduction 5 Types of Stepper Motors 7 Controlling the Stepper Motor 9 Selecting a Gearbox 10 Glossary of Terms
4 Introduction Stepper motors are broadly available motors commonly used for positioning. They move in a series of discrete steps. By sequencing the motor through many of these steps, the direction of rotation, number of rotations, and exact position of the motor shaft can be easily controlled. By controlling the time between the steps, the speed and acceleration of the stepper is regulated. In contrast, a DC motor is controlled by applying power, sending the motor blindly spinning at the highest speed possible. Each stepper motor is designed to move by a certain angle with each discrete step. The simplest stepper motors will rotate 90 degrees per step. Standard industrial steppers will rotate 1.8 degrees per step. In addition to the ease of precisely controlling position and speed, Steppers have other advantages: Most motors have very little torque when they are operating at low speed or standstill. Steppers have full torque at low speed, making them very useful for low speed rotation and actuation. DC Motors have brushes with a finite lifetime. Steppers have no brushes, and are limited only by the life of the bearings. Compared to DC Motors, there are disadvantages to Steppers: The discrete steps will produce vibration in the motor. If these vibrations are at the mechanical resonant frequency of the motor, there will be little torque. If the motor encounters a brief overload, the fixed coils and rotating magnets can lose track of each other. If this happens at higher speeds, the motor will often stall. Even at lower speeds, your system will have lost track of where exactly the motor is positioned unless there is an independent system (e.g., an optical encoder) tracking the position. A Stepper motor cannot be loaded at its maximum torque, as it will almost certainly be overloaded during operation. A DC Motor will naturally adjust its speed depending on how much power is provided, and the torque required to turn it s shaft. 4
5 Types of Stepper Motors We find it useful to classify motors according to how the coils are wound (Bipolar / Unipolar), the internal magnetic construction (Permanent Magnet / Hybrid), and how the current in the coils is regulated (Chopper Drive / Resistive Limited). Coils Bipolar These motors are manufactured with two coils of wire internally, resulting in one winding per phase, and both ends of each coil are brought out. By alternating the power between coils, as well as the direction of the current, the motor is rotated. This configuration produces magnetic fields within the coils in either direction, hence the term Bipolar. The controller is more expensive because it has to be able to produce both positive and negative electrical currents, but the advantage is that the entire coil is being used, thus increasing torque capabilities at all speeds. Unipolar By applying the supply voltage in the middle of the coil, the current can be switched to either flow out one end of the coil or the other. As a result, the controller only needs to select which leg of the coil current is to pass through in order to change the magnetic polarity, and only a positive current is required to be generated. Due to this simplified control mechanism and using only half of each coil to internally control the current, the torque of unipolar motors are usually much lower, but the overall cost of the system is much cheaper. Magnets Permanent Magnet Permanent Magnet (PM) motors are small, low torque, and inexpensive. Step angles are often 7.5 or 15 degrees, and the motors are usually unipolar. Hybrid Hybrid Motors dominate the stepper motor world - they have the best torque and speed. Step angles are typically 0.9 to 3.75 degrees, giving much better step resolution. Drive Chopper Drive Chopper Drive is an electronic control technique which allows specific motors to produce more power, torque, speed, and be more efficient. Instead of relying on the resistance of the coil wiring, the inductance of the wiring is exploited by sophisticated control electronics as a short-term limitation of motor current. Motor Manufacturers don t do a good job of distinguishing motors suitable for use with Chopper Drive electronics. The motors will often be large, square, with very low resistance. Resistive Limited Small, inexpensive steppers are designed to be built and controlled as cheaply as possible. To simplify the control electronics, the length and thickness of the wire in the coils is selected for a particular control voltage. This allows the coil itself to regulate the power available to the motor provided the appropriate voltage is used, of course. We call this type of motor Resistive Limited. 5
6 Examples Here are examples of motors that we carry on Bipolar-Hybrid-Chopper Drive Steppers They come in a variety of size (NEMA), with different stepping resolution and torque and connect to the 1063 PhidgetStepper Bipolar controller NEMA-11 32mm NEMA-17 20mm NEMA-14 27mm NEMA-17 48mm NEMA-17 32mm NEMA-23 76mm NEMA-23 50mm NEMA-23 41mm Bipolar-Hybrid-Chopper Drive Steppers with Gearbox NEMA-23 20: NEMA-17 5: NEMA-17 26: NEMA-17 99:1 Unipolar-Permanent Magnet-Resistive Limited Steppers g-cm g-cm g-cm 6
7 Controlling the Stepper Motor The following information has been derived from using the Bipolar-Hybrid-Chopper Drive stepper motor connected to a PhidgetStepper Bipolar 1-Motor controller. Setting the Current Limit The current limit is an important control property of stepper controllers. Since many stepper motors have a very low coil resistance, the current through the coils cannot self-regulate to a safe level on their own. They require the sophisticated control techniques of a Chopper Drive, which are used in the 1063 PhidgetStepper controller. As a result, the maximum current allowed should be explicitly set. There are many factors that influence what the current limit should be set to. These include, but are not limited to, the acceleration and speed of the stepper, the supply voltage, applied torque, motor inductance, and coil resistance. The motor inductance and coil resistance are unique between stepper motor manufacturers and can easily be found on the datasheet, or through measurements. 12V Speed MaxSpeed ActualSpeed Current 16V Speed MaxSpeed ActualSpeed Current 7
8 24V Speed MaxSpeed ActualSpeed Current 30V Speed MaxSpeed ActualSpeed Current Shown in the preceding graphs, the ActualSpeed of the motor is the maximum speed attainable in a real world test done with no load on the motor, but at very high acceleration. The MaxSpeed shows the limitation on speed imposed by the inductance of the motor coils at a given supply voltage. Given that the 1063 is only able to run at a maximum speed of 2048 full steps per second, our graphs don t show data at higher speeds. When the current limit is set low and the acceleration is high, the motor will not be able to provide enough power to accelerate itself and the load it s driving. The motor also has to overcome friction losses within the system, and do work on the load - for example, lifting a weight. By increasing the current limit, more current and power is made available to accelerate and maintain maximum speeds. This can be seen on any of the graphs in the initial steep ramp of the ActualSpeed. As the current limit increases, the motor is able to achieve higher speeds. In the case of this particular motor, the large inductance of the coils - great for producing lots of torque, quickly overwhelms a 12V power supply. To get higher speeds and more performance out of this motor, higher supply voltages are necessary. Compare the ActualSpeed curve on the 12V graph to the 30V graph. At 30V, the motor is able to achieve a much higher speed. It s important to remember that ActualSpeed was measured at very high accelerations - by lowering Acceleration, higher velocities can be achieved. Of course, in your application, if the motor is doing a lot of work, this will have to effect of reducing the maximum velocity possible. 8
9 There is no point in setting Current Limit to be greater than the Max Speed curve. In the case of this motor, the 30V graph shows that it s not feasible for this motor to be operated at maximum torque (2 Amps) at a speed greater than 900 full steps per second. By reducing the current limit, greater speeds are possible, but less torque will be available. Most motors designed for Chopper Drive control can operate at much higher voltages, but Phidgets Inc. does not have a controller that can provide these voltages. Setting the Acceleration The acceleration of a stepper motor is an important consideration when driving a load. Setting the acceleration too high can result in the motor stalling, especially with a heavy load. Selecting a Gearbox Using a stepper motor with a gearbox can be a good solution in applications that need very low rotation speeds and/or lots of torque. Selecting a gearbox to attach to the stepper will result in increasing the output torque and decreasing the speed. Simply, the Gearbox Output Speed is: OutputSpeed = MotorSpeed GearboxRatio Although the reduction ratio plays a large part in determining the Gearbox Output Torque, there is also an inefficiency that is introduced through the use of a gearbox. Some of the torque of the motor is internally converted into heat and lost. So to calculate the Gearbox Output Torque: The Gearbox Step Angle can be determined by: (RPM) OutputTorque = MotorOutputTorque x GearboxRatio x GearboxEffiency GearboxStepAngle = MotorStepAngle GearboxRatio (degrees/step) 9
10 Glossary of Terms Motor Terms Backlash The amount of clearance between mated gear teeth. Theoretically, the backlash should be the smaller the better, but in actual practice, some backlash must be allowed to prevent jamming. Coil Resistance The electrical resistance (to direct current) of the wiring within the motor. The resistance causes some of the energy being applied to the motor to be converted into hear. Some motors and motor controllers rely solely on the electrical resistance to regulate the current flowing through the motor. The Unipolar Motors we sell, and the 1062 PhidgetStepper Unipolar rely on this inexpensive, but inefficient technique. Other motors will have very low resistance, increasing their efficiency, but requiring very sophisticated control techniques because the resistance cannot regulate the current to a safe level on its own. The 1063 PhidgetStepper Bipolar controller and our Bipolar motors use this technique, otherwise known as Chopper Drive. Holding Torque The amount of torque needed to rotate the shaft of the stepper motor while the controller attempts to hold the position, using the maximum current allowed for the motor. Holding Torque is the sum of the force that the electrical coils exert to hold the current position, and the Detent Torque, which is the natural resistance of the motor to rotation. Once the motor begins to rotate, the torque it can exert (at least at low speeds) is Holding Torque minus Detent Torque. As the motor speed increases, torque begins to decrease. If the power supply voltage is low, or the inductance of the motor is high, the torque will fall more rapidly. Motor Inductance Stepper motors are built with a specific coil inductance. A high inductance motor will provide a greater amount of torque at low speeds and lower torque at higher speeds. Overhung Load (OHL) Load applied by the application on the output shaft of the gear head. This load is often produced if pulleys are mounted directly on the shaft, pulling sideways on it. When the OHL exceeds a safe value, the bearings can fail, or the shaft can break from bending fatigue. Rated Current Maximum current that can be applied to the motor. Current generates heat within the motor, and exceeding the regulated current will cause the motor to overheat. If the motor is operated in a hot environment, or is enclosed, it can overheat at reduced currents. Step Angle The change in angle when the motor moves forward or backward by one full step. Stepper Motors (2-phase) are controlled by two sine waves of current one sine wave into each coil. One of the sine waves permanently lags behind the other by 90 degrees. The motion of the motor is locked to these waves as the rise and fall, the motor moves with them. A full step is when the sine waves advance by 90 degrees. The sine waves can be varied by less than 90 degrees this is known as micro-stepping. Because of effects like Detent Torque, the motor position is not as accurate for micro-steps as for full steps. Step Accuracy Depending on the motor and how it is loaded down, the step positions will vary slightly. Fortunately, this variance doesn t accumulate so if you move the motor by one step or one million steps, the angle that the motor stops at will have the same error. Thrust load A load applied directly in line with the output shaft of the gearbox. Avoid thrust as much as possible. If thrust load is unavoidable, keep it to no more than the permissible value. 10
11 Gearbox Terms Gear Ratio The gearbox accepts the power (think of power as a torque that rotates) from the motor, reducing the speed (exactly) by a given ratio, while increasing the torque (roughly) by the same ratio a ratio of the gear head with which the gear head reduces the motor speed. E.g., if a motor has a speed of 500RPM and the reduction ratio is 100:1, the speed of the gear head is 500/100 = 5RPM. This is the actual reduction ratio. The calculated speed from the gear head should be based on this ratio. Gearbox Step Angle A full step of the motor will result in the gearbox making a smaller step. The angle of this step is the step angle of the motor divided by the gearbox reduction ratio. Gearbox Output Torque The gearbox takes the torque from the output shaft of the motor, reducing the speed and increasing the torque. The gearbox, depending on its efficiency, converts some of the torque of the motor into heat, and it is lost. SO, the Gearbox Output Torque is the motor output torque multiplied by the reduction ratio multiplied by the efficiency of the gearbox. Gear Trains Planetary gearheads use multiple gear sets to achieve large gear reductions. Each gear set makes the gearbox longer, and reduces the efficiency. 11
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