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Vfd question

The price is dropping so fast, it is concievable that servo motors might include their own drivers at similar prices as today in not-too-many years. Thus servo motors could become "digital" in a sense. These controllers could even include their own oscillators and become a variable speed DC motor at some nominal voltage...
 
Donald replied back that he didn't have anything that would be suitable.
The STMBL drive originally used the IRAM256-2067A but that was discontinued. Too bad really because it had a max voltage of 600V and 20A. So generating 3 phase from a 320VDC power supply was easy. The biggest problem with the STMBL is it's Linux oriented. Which means it has good design ideas along with the crap.
Although I don't think they ever added the code to be able to use a 0-10V signal for speed control. Either step/dir or smart serial. I use step/dir for my harmonic drive which is rated at 160VDC but I'm using it with a 105VDC power supply. The harmonic drive also has an encoder but I believe the STMBL can run without one.
 
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