CNC MotorsCNC motors are the heart of any CNC machine. The size and type of motor can define a CNC routers precision, speed, and accuracy. There are two primary classes of motors used on CNC machines, stepper motors and servo motors. Within these two classes there are several types. Stepper motors and servo motors both have their advantages and disadvantages which will be discussed in greater detail in later sections. The following sections will attempt to cover all aspects of the types of motors associated with CNC routers and other types of CNC machines. This section goes hand in hand with the
CNC controller
and
Drive Components
sections. Terminology Associated with CNC Motors This Section covers some terminology that is associated with stepper and servo motors. Review this section before proceeding if you are unfamiliar with terminology used when talking about motor performance. Stepper Motors vs. Servo Motors This section covers the advantages and disadvantages of each motor type. How Stepper Motors Function This section covers the inner working of stepper motors. Breaking down the parts and showing how they work together to create a unique motor. Stepper Motor Types This sections covers the different types of stepper motors and looks at the advantages and disadvantages of each. How Servo Motors Function This section covers the inner working of servo motors. Breaking down the parts and showing how they work together to create a unique motor. Servo Motor Types This sections covers the different types of servo motors and looks at the advantages and disadvantages of each. NEMA Standards This section covers NEMA standards associated with motors. Including: Frame size charts and tables Choosing the right type and size motor This section should help the building in choosing a motor type and also with sizing a torque requirement calculations |
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