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Features |
- Complete Test System: Fully equipped with
a custom dynamometer, supporting electronics, stepper
motor testing software and computer hardware; all
built into a heavy-duty, portable table
- 6 Different Motor Parameters Tested: Measures
holding torque, detent torque, pull-in torque, pull-out
torque, angle torque and step response
- Motor Drive Control: Provides enable, pulse
(step), direction and power relay signals
- Optional Power Measurement: with Magtrol's
6510e
Single-Phase and/or 6530 Three-Phase Power Analyzer
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| Components |
Motor Testing Parameters |
- Motor Testing Dynamometer: Let Magtrol select/design
a dynamometer best suited for your stepper motor application.
- Custom Table: With T-grooved top and optional stepper
wiring patch board
- DSP6001 Dynamometer Controller: Controls loading
of the stepper motor and also reads the torque the
motor produces
- SM-TEST Motor Testing Software: Based on Magtrol's
state-of-the-art M-TEST 5.0 software, SM-TEST is designed
specifically for the testing of stepper motors. Generated
test data can be stored, displayed and printed in
tabular or graphic formats, and can be easily imported
into a spreadsheet.
- AMF-1 Adjustable Motor Fixture: Securely holds motor
in place while running any test
- PC, 17" LCD flat screen monitor and keyboard
- Optional Power Supply: Fully integrated with software
- Optional Power Analyzer:
6510e
Single-Phase: measures electrical input power to the
motor and drive for system efficiency calculation
6530 Three-Phase: measures electrical input power
to the motor only for motor efficiency calculation
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Static Torque Characteristics |
- Holding Torque: Maximum static torque during excitation
- Detent Torque: Holding torque without excitation
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| Dynamic Torque Characteristics |
- Pull-In Torque: Maximum frequency at which the motor
can start instantaneously, with a load applied, without
loss of synchronism
- Pull-Out Torque: Maximum frequency at which the
motor can operate without loss of synchronism
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| Angular Characteristics |
- Angle Torque: Torque produced at various angles
of rotation
- Step Response: The time it takes the motor shaft
to rotate one step angle once the first step pulse
is applied
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