Robot drops as soon as the motor brake is disengaged
Robot drops as soon as the motor brake is disengaged
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I have already submitted this post in another forum. I apologize for repeating it here.
We are an equipment manufacturer. We are using 2 axis Linear transfer for pick and place of the product. The vertical axis has brake motor and we are controlling using a PLC. Whenever we are disengaging the brake, to start the vertical motion, the robot is free falling for 1/4" before the controller kicks in.
We were thinking that gravity compensation should be able to solve this jerk in the motion. But we are unable to solve the problem. These are following components we are using:
Motor: Mitsubishi - HFKP43BK
Amplifier: Mistubishi - MR-J3-40B1
PLC: Mitsubishi - Q02CPU
Any help to resolve the problem would be greatly appreciated.
We are an equipment manufacturer. We are using 2 axis Linear transfer for pick and place of the product. The vertical axis has brake motor and we are controlling using a PLC. Whenever we are disengaging the brake, to start the vertical motion, the robot is free falling for 1/4" before the controller kicks in.
We were thinking that gravity compensation should be able to solve this jerk in the motion. But we are unable to solve the problem. These are following components we are using:
Motor: Mitsubishi - HFKP43BK
Amplifier: Mistubishi - MR-J3-40B1
PLC: Mitsubishi - Q02CPU
Any help to resolve the problem would be greatly appreciated.





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Thanks for replying to my post. But looks like thats also not helping much.
RE: Robot drops as soon as the motor brake is disengaged
RE: Robot drops as soon as the motor brake is disengaged
Are you certain this is not a *backlash* issue? I've seen a situation before where the coupling between motor & driven element was loose, allowed a few degrees of motion before engaging.
TygerDawg