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    • micheldb14undefined
      micheldb14
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      My motors are making a rattling sound when I'm using them in stealthchop mode. I have made 2 videos so you can hear it (it's louder in real life).

      Stealthchop (tpwmthrs 40 (187.5 mm/sec)):
      https://youtu.be/2dgEB6JUaco

      Spreadcycle (tpwmthrs 1000000 (0.0 mm/sec)):
      https://youtu.be/saUcV5DO0IA

      The gcode im running just moves my X axis left and right at speeds from 30-120mm/s in steps of 10 mm/s

      In the first video (stealthchop) the first pass (30mm/s) is really silent, the second pass(40mm/s) adds a bit of a rattling sound and the third pass(50mm/s) makes an really annoying rattling sound. at the higher speeds the sound is less again.

      When I set the motors to spreadcycle only (tpwmthrs 1000000 (0.0 mm/sec)) the rattling sound is gone.

      The motors I use are :

      Model No.: 17HS4401
      Step Angle: 1.8 deg.
      Motor Length: 40 mm
      Rated Current: 1.7 A
      Phase Resistance: 1.5 Ω
      Phase Inductance: 2.8 mH
      Holding Torque: 40 N.cm
      Detent Torque: 2.2 N.cm
      Inertia Of Rotor: 54 G. cm²
      Lead: 4

      Does someone know how I can fix this?

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      • Vetiundefined
        Veti
        last edited by

        do you have 24v or 12v? for stealthchop2 you really want 24v

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        • micheldb14undefined
          micheldb14
          last edited by

          My power supply is 24V.

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          • Vetiundefined
            Veti
            last edited by

            it could be that you are hitting a resonating frequency in stealthchop mode.

            things to try.
            nema Motor Vibration Damper. (either rubber or cork versions)
            different nema motors.

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            • micheldb14undefined
              micheldb14
              last edited by

              I have tried another type of stepper motor and it does the same thing.
              https://youtu.be/G53r7m0D6W4 (ignore the sounds of the belt)

              Isn't there a way to change the frequentie in the software or something?
              I would like to stay away from dampers if it isnt really nessesary

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              • Vetiundefined
                Veti
                last edited by

                stealthchop is doing autotune on the first move.

                then those values are stored in the chopper control registers. (C value of M569)

                i have not played around with those myself,

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                • micheldb14undefined
                  micheldb14
                  last edited by

                  I still have the same problem so all help is still welcome!

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                  • micheldb14undefined
                    micheldb14 @Veti
                    last edited by

                    @Veti
                    I can't find anything about this on internet. Also I can't really see a C value in my M569 commant.
                    this is what my M569 reports:
                    M569 P0: Drive 0 runs in reverse, active low enable, step timing fast, mode stealthChop, ccr 0x00053, toff 3, tblank 0, hstart/hend/hdec 5/0/0, tpwmthrs 1000000 (0.0 mm/sec)

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