VID29 Series Stepper Motor

Type:VID29-XX/XXP Revision:1 Page 1 of 10 VID29 Series Stepper Motor DESCRIPTION VID29-XX and VID29-XXP series is a precise stepping motor of patent ...
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VID29 Series Stepper Motor DESCRIPTION VID29-XX and VID29-XXP series is a precise stepping motor of patent design, with gear reduction ratio 180/1, mainly used in dashboard instrumentation or other digital indicator equipments, to transfer digital signals directly and accurately to analog display output. Driven by 2 sequent logic pulse signals in 5V-10V, the output shaft can reach stepping angle resolution 1/12°. The angular speed can reach more than 500Hz. The new and modern design makes high efficiency, high position accuracy and extremely robust gear system. The special gear shape is helpful to decrease friction and noise. It chooses special material for each component to increase liability and safety for the motor.

FEATURES - Wide working voltage: 5~10V. - Low current consumption: less than20mA, 5V, 2X100mW. - Wide working temperature: -40~105℃. - Extremely robust construction: Ф30mm X 7.6mm. - High μ-step resolution: 1/12°. - Directly driven by a μ-controller.

TYPICAL APPLICATION

20

CPU

10

30

0

signals

motor driving circuit

display perfect combination of digital accuracy and analog facility

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STEP DEFINITION AND ROTOR MOVEMENT VID29-XX and VID29-XXP series motor are driven by 2 sequent logic pulse singnals. Its work diagram is as following: Pulse sequence

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

2

3

4

5

+5V UL

0 -5V

+5V UR

0

-5V

Partial Step

Full Step One cycle micro 15。 。

60

Gear ratio 1/180

Full 180。

P

ial art

1

4

2

3

UR

UL

Gears

Rotor

Motor Output

In order to make motor run more stable and decrease the noise, micro stepping technology is recommended. The micro pulse sequence which is more precise and near to sine wave, which could drive motor with 1/12º micro step of the pointer. The diagram is as following: Pulse sequence

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

2

3

4

5

+5V Voltage in coil

0 -5V

Full Step One cycle

Partial Step Micro Step

For more details about the micro stepping driving signals, please see specified files.

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ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS Driving voltage (Ub)..............…………………………...........10V EMI tolerance (1 kHz;AM 80%; 100 kHz - 2 GHz) ....….......80 V/m Solder temperature (10 sec).........………………....... ....... ...260ºC

ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS Tamb=25ºC, In micro step mode @ Max. voltage 4.2V, unless other specified. Parameter

Symbol

Test Conditions

Min.

Typ.

Max

Units

105

ºC

280

300



15

20

mA

Electrical Characteristics Operating Temperature

Ta

-40

Coil Resistance

Rb

260

Operating Current

Im

fa=200Hz

Start-Stop Frequency

fss

JL=0.2x10-6kgm2

125

Hz

Maximum Driving Frequency

fmm

JL=0.2x10-6kgm2

600

Hz

Mechanical Characteristics Dynamic Torque

fa=400Hz

1.0 0.7

1.2 0.85

Ub=5V

3.5

4.0

mNm

4.225 E-7

Kgm2

M200 M400

fa=200Hz

Static Torque

Ms

Equivalent Motor Inertia @ Output

Jm

1.4 1.0

MNm mNm

Gear ratio

180 :1

Step size in full step mode

1

Degree

Step size in partial step mode

1/3

Degree

Step size in micro step mode

1/12

Degree

Backlash

0.5

1.0

Degree

Noise @ 100 °/sec

Noise Level

SPL

@ 200 °/sec @ 400 °/sec

34 41 44

dBA dBA dBA

Others Angle of Rotation

fl

Motors with internal

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315

Degree

Type:VID29-XX/XXP Revision:1 Page 4 of 10 Stop Force allowed on the pointer shaft: Axial force (push) Axial force (pull) Perpendicular force Imposed acceleration Note:

Fa Fa Fq αp

150 70 12 1000

fa – full-step frequency JL – Load inertia

TYPICAL TORQUE AND NOISE Torque

in micro step driving mode, @ Max voltage Ub= 4.2V Unit: Unm.

Noise in micro step driving mode, @ Max voltage Ub= 4.2V Unit: dB.

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N N N Rad/s2

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PIN CONNECTION VID29-XX Pin Connection Schematic

Front Mount

Rear Mount

4

1

4

1

3

2

3

2

VID29-XXP Pin Connection Schematic

Front Mount

Rear Mount

1

4

1

4

2

3

2

3

SUGGESTED INSTALLATION The VID29 can be easily installed. The four contact pins can be soldered on PCB circuits. If the application is subject in very strong vibrations, screws might be necessary. Installation Diagram

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APPLICATION HINT The parameter of the pointer: Min

Typical

Size:

50mm

80mm

2.5g

10g

2 × 10−7 kgm 2

20 × 10−7 kgm 2

0.01mNm

0.025mNm

Weight: Inertia moment: Unbalance:

Suggested MaxValue(*)

DRIVING PULSE AND CONTROL CIRCUIT Partial-Step Driving Mode In partial-step driving mode, the motor can be directly driven by a standard logic voltage level with less than 20mA current consumption. The bit-time sequence determines the turning direction of the motor. The time sequence diagram is as following: Driving Pulse in Partial Mode

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

2

3

4

5

Clockwise (for VID29_xxP) Counterclockwise (for VID29_xx)

Bit Map 1 Contact 1

Counterclockwise (for VID29_xxP) Clockwise (for VID29_xx)

0 1

Contact 2,3

0 1

Contact 4

1

0

Pulse Sequence

4

UL

UR 3

2 VID29_xxP

Coil Voltage UL

0

4 Coil Voltage UR

0

1

UL

UR

3

2 VID29_xx

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UL

UR 2

1

4

3

GND

μ-Step Driving Mode In μ-step driving mode, the motor can be driven by a current-level sequence. A μ-step is a 0.083º of pointer. The driving pulses consist of many different current level pulse sequences. The μ-step provides the pointer shaft continuous, smooth movement. Example of driving Pulses in μ-step Mode

20

Drivering pulse for micro-step(Current amplitude=16.07mA) Step6

16.67

Step5 Step4

13.33

Step3

10 6.67

Step2 Step1

3.33 Pulse( i) Pulse( i+ 4)

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10 11

12

13 14

15

16

17 18

-Step1

3.33

-Step2

6.67

-Step3

10

-Step4 -Step5

13.33 16.67

-Step6

20

Left Current in the left coil Right Current in the right coil

i

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19

20 21

22

23 24

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1

Clockwise( VID29_××P) CounterClockwise(VID29_××)

4

UL

4 UL

CounterClockwise(VID29_××P) Clockwise(VID29_××)

UR

UR

3

3

2

1

2

VID29_××P

VID29_xx

ACCELERATION PROCESS In most of the VID29-XX applications, the angular range of the instrument dial is less than 300°. This allows to using mechanical stop to define the zero position. Generally the pointer will be reset to the zero position at each time power-up process.

In power-up process, to quickly drive the pointer onto his initial stop position without creating visible and audible jitter of the pointer, we suggest a frequency acceleration process to speed up VID29 step motor till a high speed. Below is an example:

speed of pointer deg/sec

speed of rotor deg/sec

Acceleration phase

100000 500 80000 400

Final speed

60000 300 40000 200 20000

Star-stop frequency

100

10

20

30

40

50

60 Time (ms) angle of pointer

5

10

15

20

25

30 angle of rotor

1000

3000

4000

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6000

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RELIABILITY TEST Temperature Cycle Test -

Low Temperature: -40°C±2°C High Temperature: +105°C±2°C Dwell time: each for 1 Hrs Transfer Time: 1.5 hrs Cycle times: 50 cycles total 300hrs Cycle mode: see right graph.. Motor Status: running Reference standard: IEC60068-2-14.

Mechanical Vibration Test Thermal Shock Test -

Low Temperature: -40°C±2°C High Temperature: +105°C±2°C Dwell time: each for 0.5hrs Transfer Time: within 30s Cycle:100 Cycles total 100hrs Motor Status: non-running Reference standard: IEC60068-2-14.

-

Pulse shape: sine pulse form Range of frequency: 10Hz~ 200Hz(logarithm sweep)

-

Sweep cycle: 300 sec. Direction: X,Y axis Duration:8 hrs /each Direction Acceleration: 6 g Motor Status: running Reference standard: IEC60068-2-6

Humidity Test -

Temperature:+65°C±2°C Humidity:95±2%RH

-

Duration:144 Hrs Motor Status: non-running Reference standard: IEC68-2-3.

High Temperature Test -

Temperature: +105°C±2°C Duration:168 Hrs Motor Status: running Reference standard: IEC60068-2-2.

Mechanical Shocking Test Low Temperature Test -

Temperature: -40°C±2°C Duration: 48 Hrs Motor Status: running Reference standard: IEC68-2-1.

-

Height: 1.2 m Direction: X/Y Motor Status: non-running Reference standard: IEC68-2-62

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PACKING SKETCH MAP Tray for 100 stepper motors VID29 Material : PP Weight : Tray 1x210g=210g Motors 100x7g=700g Total = 910g

Stack for 1000 motors VID29: Material : 11Trays (including Cover) strappedtogether with plastic band Weight : Trays 10x910g=9100g Cover tray 1x210g=210g Plastic strap 2x15g=30g Total = 9340g

Master-carton for 1000 motors VID29: Material : cardboard 710g/m Weight : Master-carton 1x900g=900g PE bag 2x50g=100g Production 1x9340g=9340g PE 4x60g=240g Total 10580g

A cardboard of motors Plastic strap Total

10580g 2x15g=30g 10620g

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