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:This is open loop mode combined with encoder feedback. The advantages are that drive can detect loss of synchronism and restore to commanded position with ''clear faults'' command. May be used also with linear encoder to enhance system accuracy. | :This is open loop mode combined with encoder feedback. The advantages are that drive can detect loss of synchronism and restore to commanded position with ''clear faults'' command. May be used also with linear encoder to enhance system accuracy. | ||
;Mode 3 - Servo (with encoder feedback) | ;Mode 3 - Servo (with encoder feedback) | ||
− | :In this mode, a stepping motor is used as high pole count brushless servo motor. In this mode, motor efficiency is high (no current if no load) and motor do not lose synchronism. However, motor speed is limited by back EMF of motor and typically can achieve lower top speed than the other modes | + | :In this mode, a stepping motor is used as high pole count brushless servo motor. In this mode, motor efficiency is high (no current if no load) and motor do not lose synchronism. However, motor speed is limited by back EMF of motor and typically can achieve lower top speed than the other modes. |
In the modes 1 and 2 stepper is driven with constant current drive and the motion produced by adjusting phase angle (traditional stepper drive method). In the mode 1 phase angle is controlled directly by [[setpoint]] trajectory and in mode 2 it is controlled by encoder based feedback loop. In the mode 3 motor current is controlled by torque controller (from zero to peak current limit) while phase angle is synchronized to rotor angle by the help of encoder. Mode 3 is similar to servo motor control ([[Signal path of motor drive|more details]]). | In the modes 1 and 2 stepper is driven with constant current drive and the motion produced by adjusting phase angle (traditional stepper drive method). In the mode 1 phase angle is controlled directly by [[setpoint]] trajectory and in mode 2 it is controlled by encoder based feedback loop. In the mode 3 motor current is controlled by torque controller (from zero to peak current limit) while phase angle is synchronized to rotor angle by the help of encoder. Mode 3 is similar to servo motor control ([[Signal path of motor drive|more details]]). | ||
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# Some motors also benefit from using third harmonic of this setting, Sin(12x) which may be enabled by setting it as TRF2 and doing same procedure for finding the optimum TRA2 value. | # Some motors also benefit from using third harmonic of this setting, Sin(12x) which may be enabled by setting it as TRF2 and doing same procedure for finding the optimum TRA2 value. | ||
'''Note:''' some motors do not receive significant benefit of these settings. In such case, it's recommended to leave these settings disabled (TRF1 & TRF2 = None and TRA1 & TRA2 = 0) to avoid making the smoothness actually worse. | '''Note:''' some motors do not receive significant benefit of these settings. In such case, it's recommended to leave these settings disabled (TRF1 & TRF2 = None and TRA1 & TRA2 = 0) to avoid making the smoothness actually worse. | ||
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