EtherCAT I/O Solutions-Taiwan Pulse Motion

STP-M113A

Features

● Motionnet micro step drive
● 2-Phase bi-polar driving system
● Constant current control
● Driving current Max. 5.0A/phase
● Up to 1/256 micro step
● Support encoder feedback

Description

STP-M113A Series is an 1-axis Motion Controller module. It is an ultra compact and integrated 2-phase Motionnet® Microstep Drive with 1/256 micro step.

Specifications:

 

Motionnet®
Communication controller Motionnet® slave motion controller ASIC
Serial interface Half duplex RS-485 with transformer isolation
Cable type CAT5 UTP / STP Ethernet cable
Surge protection 10KV
Transmission speed 2.5Mbps, 5Mbps, 10Mbps and 20Mbps
Multi axes drive Max. 32 sets / ring
Incremental encoder input ±EA, ±EB
Encoder index signal input ±EZ
I/O input signal PEL, MEL, ORG, SD and EMG
I/O output signal CMP
Position control Incremental mode / Absolute mode;

Data range : 28 bits

Homing mode ORG, EZ, SD, Limit & totally 13 types
Software Motion library (DLL) for Win XP / 7 / 10

 

Drive
Input voltage 24VDC
Drive model 2-phase, bi-polar current driving system
Current consumption 3.1W typical (130mA / 24VDC) no load
Ambient temperature In use : 0 ~ 50°C;

In storage : -20 ~ 70°C

Humidity In use : 35 ~ 85% (Non-condensing);

In storage : 10 ~ 90% (Non-condensing)

Vib. resist 0.5G
Current setting Current : 5.0A;

Selected : Using a variable resistor;

STOP : 0~F

RUN: 0~8

Micro step 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64, 1/28, 1/256, selected by rotary switch 0~8
LED display OT, OTPW, S2G, EL+, EL-, ORG, EMG, SD, PWR

Motor Selection Criteria – Inductance Value

The inductance value of a stepper motor has multiple effects on its performance, which can be summarized as follows:

  • Inductance and Torque Relationship: A higher inductance value results in greater torque output. This is because a larger inductance generates a stronger back electromotive force (EMF) during current changes, which enhances the motor’s torque.

 

  • Inductance and Speed Relationship: Generally, stepper motors with higher inductance values experience a faster decline in torque once the speed exceeds 300 to 500 RPM, compared to motors with lower inductance values.

 

  • Inductance and Current Response: As the inductance increases, the impedance to current change (i.e., inductive reactance) also increases. This can lead to insufficient current to flow through the motor quickly, impairing the dynamic response of the motor.

 

  • Low-Speed High Torque Requirements: If higher torque is required at low speeds (300 to 500 RPM), a motor with a higher inductance value should be chosen.

 

  • Fast Response Requirements: If a fast response speed is needed, a motor with a lower inductance value should be selected.

 

  • Comprehensive Considerations: Therefore, the choice of inductance value for a stepper motor should be based on the specific application requirements to ensure the motor’s performance aligns with the operating conditions.

 

For example, considering the models PKP264, PKP266, PKP268, and PKP296, if higher torque is desired at 1000 RPM, the preferred choice would be a motor with a lower inductance value (below 4 mH per phase), while also selecting the appropriate phase current to match the needs.

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Ordering Information

  • STP-M111A

    Motionnet® 1-axis 2-phase micro-step drive up to 2.0A

  • STP-M112A

    Motionnet® 1-axis 2-phase micro-step drive up to 4.2A

  • SCB-1BB-06A / 10A / 20A / 30A / 50A / A0A

    CAT5 LAN cable, 0.6M / 1M / 2M / 3M / 5M / 10M

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