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Application of stepper motor subdivision drive in transformation of CA6140 lathe

Na Deng, Hong Ying Cao, Cun Gang Hu

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Abstract

The performance of stepper motor is closely related to the driving method. Stepper motor subdivision drive is used to transform Servo system of CA6140 lathe. With this method, it can reduce the motor step angle, thereby decreasing machine pulse equivalent to improve the precision of servo control and precision machining.

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The performance of stepper motor is closely related to the driving method. Stepper motor subdivision drive is used to transform Servo system of CA6140 lathe. With this method, it can reduce the motor step angle, thereby decreasing machine pulse equivalent to improve the precision of servo control and precision machining.

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The performance of stepper motor is closely related to the driving method. Stepper motor subdivision drive is used to transform Servo system of CA6140 lathe. With this method, it can reduce the motor step angle, thereby decreasing machine pulse equivalent to improve the precision of servo control and precision machining.

Key concepts: Stepper motor, Stepper, Servomotor, Subdivision, Machining, Servo, Computer science, Servomechanism

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