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DC Servo Motor Sizing Made Easy Seminar

January 18, 2013 By Motion Control Tips Editor Leave a Comment

Location/Date:
Hilton Garden Inn Dorval Aeroport
St. Laurent, PQ
Tuesday February 19, 2013

Location/Date:
Radisson Plaza Mississauga- Toronto Airport
Mississauga, ON
Wednesday February 20, 2013

Time:
9:00 am –2:00 pm    Lunch included

Price:
$89 CDN/person + HST* (*Ontario Only; Quebec registrants will be charged 5%  GST only) if pre-registered by midnight January 31st ; after February 1st the cost is $109 CDN/person + applicable taxes.

To Register:
Visit www.electromate.com or call us at 877-737-8698 with your credit card information

This half-day seminar provides the practical information you need to successfully select the right DC motor – be it brushed or brushless servo – for your application.  You’ll learn about the interpretation of motor data and how you can use this information for motor sizing.  Whether you need high speed and dynamics or just high torque, this seminar will teach you to size a drive with just the right power reserves avoiding costly oversized motors.

What You’ll Receive:

  • Textbook:  “The selection of high-precision microdrives” (a $65 US value) — A complete, easy-to-read reference guide for motor and drive selection OR you’ll receive an $89 Can. voucher to be used towards your next Maxon order (voucher expires Dec. 31, 2013)
  • maxon Formulae Handbook
  • E-Learning Software Tutorial on USB Stick
  • maxon Catalog

microdrives

What You’ll Learn:

  • Basics of DC motor data. Learn how to interpret motor data sheets and use the speed-torque line information for optimum motor sizing.
  • Systematic drive selection in the context of your application specific requirements and boundary conditions. This includes optimum power management, control loops, accuracy and ambient conditions.
  • Basics of gearhead data and their impact on motor selection.
  • Selection criteria for DC motors. Topics include the characteristics of different commutation types for brushed and brushless DC motors and when to use them.
  • maxon selection program. Find out how this software-tool can help you in the motor selection.
  • Application examples. Learn how to extract the key parameters for drive selection from your application: The examples include continuous operation as well as dynamic operation cycles.
  • Motion Control: The main features and application possibilities of maxon EPOS and ESCON controllers.

Agenda

09.00 – 09.45 Motor selection: What is it all about?

  • The context of motor selection
  • Application and situation analysis
  • Extracting key load parameters

09.40 – 10.10 Properties of brushed and brushless DC motors

  • Design variants
  • Brush systems
  • Electronic commutation systems

10.10 – 10.20 Coffee break

10.20 – 10.50 Motor data sheets

  • Characteristic motor lines
  • Operation ranges

10.50 – 11.30 Motor selection examples:

  • Continuous operation

11.30 – 11.40 Coffee break

11.40 – 12.30 Motor selection examples:

  • Cyclic operation
  • maxon selection program demonstration

12.30 – 13.00 Lunch break

13.00 – 14.00 EPOS and ESCON Systems

  • System architecture
  • Introduction EPOS family
  • Introduction ESCON family
  • Demonstrations, Examples

Electromate
www.electromate.com

Filed Under: DC Motors, Motors, Servo Motors Tagged With: Electromate

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