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    can anyone advise me where to get a good power supply? around 40-60 volts 5 amp? would be great is it was in W.A. as i live in Perth

    Thanks in advance

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    DC ? Regulated or switching?
    Cheers,
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    Ohh dam you got me on that one [IMG]file:///C:/Users/Dina/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/01/clip_image001.gif[/IMG] and I am an electrician I am suppose to know these things ha-ha. I got the motors and drives last year while in china (I lived there for a few years) as I was already contemplating building a cnc machine then. the motors and drives are from YAKO , the drives are yka2608mc and motors are yk86hb80-04, I understand they need 24-80 volts so was looking at around 60volts DC and I was told last year by the manufacturers that 20 Amps was the target. Now I am assuming this is using one single power supply for all three motors?????? Is this the way to go or do I use three smaller power supplies????????

    The motors and drives are, or seem to be very good quality and produce around 4.5 N.m of torque with a 4.2 A/phase and if I go ahead with the build want something that is very reliable. Any help or comments would be received with great thanks


    Tony

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    Hi Tony,
    I don't think you are going to get a 20 amp switching power supply off the shelf unless you have deep pockets.
    Sounds like you need to build up a regulated power supply using a toroidal.
    Cheers,
    Rod

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    Default mmmmmmm yup

    yup the more i look into it i think you are right , i have emailed on person on ebay that has some and i am waiting the reply

    tony

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    Quote Originally Posted by tleah View Post
    ..................................... want something that is very reliable.
    An unregulated linear supply will give you that. If spec'd adequately they are almost bullet proof. Just three basic components.

    Greg

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    Looks like I have done it again.
    I meant unregulated - kick ground, mumble to myself mumbo jumbo electronics and shuffle off quietly. Geeze I thought I would be safe answering that one.
    I am glad you blokes keep me honest.
    Cheers,
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    We knew what you meant Rod.

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    It's overseas, but would this fit the requirements?
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    Chris
    i checked the ebay item out it looks ok although i would need three of them ? right? is this a berrer way to go than one power supply for all three drives?
    p.s. please evcuse the typing i had a water leak right on to my laptop key boeard and now dont have back space or capital p sorry guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by tleah View Post
    Chris
    i checked the ebay item out it looks ok although i would need three of them ? right? is this a berrer way to go than one power supply for all three drives?
    p.s. please evcuse the typing i had a water leak right on to my laptop key boeard and now dont have back space or capital p sorry guys

    For the backspace, use Ctrl + X after highlighting what you want to delete.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tleah View Post
    Chris
    i checked the ebay item out it looks ok although i would need three of them ? right? is this a berrer way to go than one power supply for all three drives?
    p.s. please evcuse the typing i had a water leak right on to my laptop key boeard and now dont have back space or capital p sorry guys
    Sorry, I don't know enough to know if you will need more that 1. I just thought it would me the spec for your original question.

    I can help with the backspace key problem. You need to type slower, not make mistakes, and then you don't need backspace.
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