Liberty4Ever wrote:I halted work on Hadron #1 when I got busy, but my plan was always to run as much of the wiring inside the T slots as possible and not drill any of the aluminum extrusion to run wires inside the larger central cavities. I have black T slot covers to act as wireway covers. Using the T slots would provide lots of isolation if the motor wires can be run separately from the small signal wires like thermistor wiring and end stop wiring, but that seems difficult to do most of the time on the Hadron.
Zat German wrote:Why not just use shielded cable for either the limit or motor signal wires?
Liberty4Ever wrote:I generally prefer to use shielded cable for the signals that tend to emit EMI - the motors in this case - unless the cables are so large they are not readily available shielded. My current nightly project is a gantry CNC machine, and the largest axis has a 60A @ 250 V brushless DC servo motor.
automationtech wrote:We are making Bot Hadron100 kits Now
We will ship them about Sept, 30.
We take pre-order now
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