The difference between hybrid stepping motor and reactive stepping motor
What is a hybrid stepping motor, what is a reactive stepping motor, what is the difference between the two, in terms of structure and material, the reactive motor does not have a permanent magnetic material inside the hybrid motor, so the reactive motor does not have its own Resistance, and the hybrid motor has self-resistance (ie, there is a certain self-locking force when the motor is not powered). There is a difference in running performance. The hybrid motor runs relatively smoothly, the output torque is relatively large, and the running sound is small. • There are differences in price between the two motors, and reactive motors are relatively cheaper than hybrid motors.
The five-phase hybrid stepping motor is in a phase-out state, so we recommend: If you must use a five-phase step angle (0.36°), please use a two-phase hybrid stepping motor and a matching subdivision driver. The step angle in the subdivision state is also 0.36°, and the subdivided step angle is more uniform than the five-phase inherent step angle, the positioning accuracy is higher, the operation is more stable, and the output is larger.
