centroid servo
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centroid servo
my apologies if this is a stupid question . I have 3 centroid(sem) servos as pictured . stripped from a machine for a project . I may just sell them now if there is a market but. as the motor says 260v and there are 3 phases . im in the uk so can I run this as a spindle using a 240v single to 3 phase 220v inverter . or have I completely lost the plot . cheers any advice appreciated
Re: centroid servo
Those are permanent magnet servo motors; not induction motors.
Most inverters are only designed to run induction motors. Some higher-end ones can now run PM (permanent magnet) motors, but setup is not trivial.
Those motors are probably more valuable as servos.
Most inverters are only designed to run induction motors. Some higher-end ones can now run PM (permanent magnet) motors, but setup is not trivial.
Those motors are probably more valuable as servos.
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Re: centroid servo
thank you
any idea of what a fair price each should be around ?
any idea of what a fair price each should be around ?