JMC Servo iHSV57-30-14-36-21-38 AC Servo Motor 140 Watt / 36 Volt v604
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NEW VERSION V6.xx
Typ: iHSV57-30-14-36-21-38 Nema 23
Shaft length: 21 mm
Schaft diameter: 8mm
Centric diamer: 38 mm
Total length: ca. 130 mm
Flange size: NEMA23 / 57x57mm
Hole distance: 47,14 mm
Fits common NEMA23-Motormounts, very good for CNC use.
ATTENTION: A minimum of 800 pulses/revolution is required ex works, these can be set by us to 400 if needed. For this purpose please add the programming option to the shopping cart. You can also do this yourself with the programming software, but you must have a suitable cable for this.
Introduction:
iHSV57-XX Integrated AC Servo Driving Motor is perfectly integrated AC servo drive into servo motor, adopts vector control in DSP chip, features in low cost, full closed loop, all digital, low heat, small vibration, and high response, as well as includes three adjustable feedback loop control modes(postition loop, speed loop, and current loop). iHSV57-XX is a series of stable performance, high cost-effective motion control products.
- Multi Pulse Input Modes Pulse+Direction
- Opto-isolator Servo Reset Input Port ERC
- Current Loop Bandwidth:(-3dB)2KHz(Typical)
- Speed Loop Bandwidth: 500Hz(Typical)
- Position Loop Bandwidth: 200Hz(Typical)
- Motor Quadrature Encoder Input Interface: Differential Input(26LS32)
- Download parameters via RS232C from PC or Text Display.
- Users can definite subdivisions via external Dial-up switches or software.
- Overcurrent, I2T, Over-voltage, Undervoltage, Overheat, Overspeed, Overerror Protections.
- Green light indicates running, red light indicates protection or offline.
- Shaft length: 21mm
- Shaft Diameter: 8,0 mm
Power supply
- Rated voltage according to the manufacturer: 36V DC,
- rated current 5.4A
- They can be operated with 24V to 48V, 50V is the absolute maximum. We recommend not going higher than approx. 42-44V in order not to limit the service life, many 48V power supplies can be regulated down by a potentiometer.
- Current requirement depending on load approx. 5.4-13A. 5.4-13A Sufficient current is more important than high voltage.
- One 36V / 8.9A RSP-320-36 switching power supply with charging capacitor per motor is fully sufficient.
- Ideally, these motors should be operated with a 300-400W toroidal transformer power supply, rectifier and capacitor bank if you want to get the maximum performance out of them.
Motor | Mechanical | NEEDED CURRENT | Powersource Voltage | Powersource |
| Power | Rated | Max | Rated | MAX | Power (VA) |
IHSV57-30-10-36 | 100 | 3,5 A | 7,2 A | 36 V | 50 V | 150 |
IHSV57-30-14-36 | 140 | 5,4 A | 10,8 A | 36 V | 50 V | 200 |
IHSV57-30-18-36 | 180 | 7,5 A | 15,0 A | 36 V | 50 V | 300 |
IHSV60-30-20-36 | 200 | 8,5 A | 15,0 A | 36 V | 60 V | 400 |
IHSV60-30-40-48 | 400 | 11,2 A | 22,4 A | 48 V | 60 V | 500 |
IHSV86-30-44-48 | 440 | 13,1 A | 26,2 A | 48 V | 53 V | 600 |
IHSV86-30-66-72 | 660 | 13,1 A | 26,2 A | 72 V | 79 V | 1000 |
Torque diagram:
Specifications
Name | | Unit |
Power | 140 | W |
Rated torque | 0,44 | Nm |
Rated speed | 3000 | min-1 |
Max speed | 3000 | min-1 |
Rated voltage | 36 | V |
Weight | 1,3 | Kg |
Often better alternative for milling machines and lathes: Closed-loop stepper motors!
These servo motors are currently very popular, but must always be adapted to the application, which is only possible via the PC software and is sometimes complicated. They also only show their advantages when the high speeds of 3000 rpm can be used. Closed-loop stepper motors that are directly connected 1:1 are often better suited and run immediately and precisely without adaptation or tuning. We offer closed loop stepper motors from JMC in a wide range, plese refer to the section closed-loop stepper motors
. Immediately ready for use without tuning, this is often the better choice for portal milling machines!
Questions & Answers about the motor
How are these motors controlled?
The motors have inputs for pulse, direction and enable, signals which are mostly available with TTL level, 0-5V. At the input for direction the signal level decides for clockwise and anticlockwise rotation. At the input pulse a clock signal is applied, the frequency of the signal determines the position of the shaft: Each pulse makes the motor turn one step further. The number of steps per revolution can be set with the free software. The input for enable allows to switch off the motor.
Common CNC controllers provide these signals, so the motors can be connected directly.
How does a servo motor work
Servo motors are special electric motors that allow control of the angular position of their motor shaft as well as the rotational speed and acceleration. They consist of an electric motor that is additionally equipped with an incremental encoder for position determination. The rotational position of the motor shaft determined by the sensor is continuously transmitted to control electronics, the so-called servocontroller, which regulates the movement of the motor according to one or more adjustable set values - such as set angular position of the shaft or set speed - in a control loop.
This control loop is provided with preset values ex works, but these rarely fit exactly. It is therefore necessary to set the appropriate control parameters with the help of the free software. The parameterization software is free and available for download. If the settings are incorrect, the position of the shaft cannot be controlled exactly, the position then overshoots or readjusts after standstill. A tuning of the parameters is therefore always necessary, so that positions can be approached exactly.
This is the difference between servo motors and closed-loop stepper motors, which also have position feedback, but rarely need to be specially adjusted.
Can I control this motor with Arduino or Raspi?
Yes, the JMC motors have the clock/direction inputs which can be controlled with TTL signals from 3.3V. There are for Arduino and also for Raspi various libraries for the control of stepper motors, these can be used unchanged also for servo motors. The outputs of an Arduino can be connected directly to the inputs of the motor. For permanent operation we recommend to use a shielded cable.
Does the motor have the latest software?
Yes, the JMC engines have the latest software version 6.05. They were purchased directly from the main German importer and are brand new and tested.
How long is the shaft?
The shaft has a length of 21 mm.
What is the advantage over stepper motors?
These servo motors are real AC servos. They are therefore AC motors that can be precisely controlled by position feedback. This allows you to achieve high speeds, up to 3000 rpm, and can thus move axes very quickly. Acceleration is also greater than with stepper motors, since the rotor has a lower moment of inertia due to its lower weight. The motors have no noticeable cogging torque at rest, as stepper motors do.
How can I change the parameters?
The motors have a RS232 interface, which can be used on modern PCs via a USB->RS232 converter. Older PCs and notebooks still have a RS232 interface with SUBD-9 socket, but this is becoming increasingly rare.
But with the USB converters this is not a problem, with them you can connect the PC to the motors via USB and change the parameters.
So you need a USB-RS232 converter and a RS232 cable, both we supply you with pleasure, in addition we put a connection description which wire color is connected to which terminal. The parameterization software is free of charge and available for download.
Often better alternative for milling machines and lathes: Closed-loop stepper motors!
These servo motors are currently very popular, but must always be adapted to the application, which is only possible via the PC software and is sometimes complicated. They also only show their advantages when the high speeds of 3000 rpm can be used. Closed-loop stepper motors that are directly connected 1:1 are often better suited and run immediately and precisely without adaptation or tuning. A good alternative as a closed-loop stepper motor would be the type iHSS60-36-20-21-38. Immediately ready for use without tuning, this is often the better choice for portal milling machines!
Questions & Answers about the motor
How are these motors controlled?
The motors have inputs for pulse, direction and enable, signals which are mostly available with TTL level, 0-5V. At the input for direction the signal level decides for clockwise and anticlockwise rotation. At the input pulse a clock signal is applied, the frequency of the signal determines the position of the shaft: Each pulse makes the motor turn one step further. The number of steps per revolution can be set with the free software. The input for enable allows to switch off the motor.
Common CNC controllers provide these signals, so the motors can be connected directly.
How does a servo motor work
Servo motors are special electric motors that allow control of the angular position of their motor shaft as well as the rotational speed and acceleration. They consist of an electric motor that is additionally equipped with an incremental encoder for position determination. The rotational position of the motor shaft determined by the sensor is continuously transmitted to control electronics, the so-called servocontroller, which regulates the movement of the motor according to one or more adjustable set values - such as set angular position of the shaft or set speed - in a control loop.
This control loop is provided with preset values ex works, but these rarely fit exactly. It is therefore necessary to set the appropriate control parameters with the help of the free software. The parameterization software is free and available for download. If the settings are incorrect, the position of the shaft cannot be controlled exactly, the position then overshoots or readjusts after standstill. A tuning of the parameters is therefore always necessary, so that positions can be approached exactly.
This is the difference between servo motors and closed-loop stepper motors, which also have position feedback, but rarely need to be specially adjusted.
Can I control this motor with Arduino or Raspi?
Yes, the JMC motors have the clock/direction inputs which can be controlled with TTL signals from 3.3V. There are for Arduino and also for Raspi various libraries for the control of stepper motors, these can be used unchanged also for servo motors. The outputs of an Arduino can be connected directly to the inputs of the motor. For permanent operation we recommend to use a shielded cable.
Does the motor have the latest software?
Yes, the JMC engines have the latest software version 6.05. They were purchased directly from the main German importer and are brand new and tested.
How long is the shaft?
The shaft has a length of 21 mm.
What is the advantage over stepper motors?
These servo motors are real AC servos. They are therefore AC motors that can be precisely controlled by position feedback. This allows you to achieve high speeds, up to 3000 rpm, and can thus move axes very quickly. Acceleration is also greater than with stepper motors, since the rotor has a lower moment of inertia due to its lower weight. The motors have no noticeable cogging torque at rest, as stepper motors do.
How can I change the parameters?
The motors have a RS232 interface, which can be used on modern PCs via a USB->RS232 converter. Older PCs and notebooks still have a RS232 interface with SUBD-9 socket, but this is becoming increasingly rare.
But with the USB converters this is not a problem, with them you can connect the PC to the motors via USB and change the parameters.
So you need a USB-RS232 converter and a RS232 cable, both we supply you with pleasure, in addition we put a connection description which wire color is connected to which terminal. The parameterization software is free of charge and available for download.