Index Table Sizing Tool

Index Table Sizing Tool

Unit

Select the unit

Table shape and dimensions

Round Table

Rectangular table

Round Table Rectangular Table

Table diameter

D = in mm

A = in mm

B = in mm

Table weight mass

W m = lb kg

If you are not sure about the weight mass

Table thickness

t = in mm

Table Material

ρ =

 

Drive shaft dimension

Shaft diameter

D2 = in mm

Shaft weight mass

W2 m2 = lb kg

If you are not sure about the weight mass

Length

L = in mm

Material

ρ2 =

 

Load shape and dimensions

No additional load Cylinder type Rectangular pillar type
  Cylinder Type Rectangular pillar type

Load diameter

D1 = in mm

A1 = in mm

B1 = in mm

Distance from the table center to the load center

Distance

r = in mm

Number of loads

n = pc

Weight Mass of load

W1 m1 = lb/pc kg/pc

If you are not sure about the weight mass

Load height

h1 = in mm

Load material

ρ1 =

 

Table support (Leave the fields blank if the friction coefficient can be ignored)

Friction coefficient between the table and the supporting mechanism

μ= Info

Distance from the table center to the supporting mechanism
(Please specify the diameter if you use Ball bearing)

Ball Bearing

l = in mm

System efficiency

η= %

Transmission belt and pulleys or gears (Leave the fields blank if a direct coupling structure is used) 

Primary pulley (gear) pitch circle diameter (PCD) or diameter

Secondary pulley (gear) pitch circle diameter (PCD) or diameter

Dp1

=   in mm

Dp2

=   in mm

Primary pulley (gear) weight mass

Secondary pulley (gear) weight mass

Wp1 mp1

=   lb kg

Wp2 mp2

=   lb kg

 

 

If you are not sure about the weight mass

If you are not sure about the weight mass

Primary pulley (gear) thickness

 

Secondary pulley (gear) thickness

Lp1

=   in mm

 

Lp2

=   in mm

Primary pulley (gear) material

 

Secondary pulley (gear) material

ρp1

=

 

ρp2

=

Mechanism condition

Horizontal operation

Vertical operation

Horizontal operation Vertical operation

Other requirement(s)

It is necessary to hold the load even after the power supply is turned off.
→ You need an electromagnetic brake.

It is necessary to hold the load after the motor is stopped, but not necessary to hold after the power supply is turned off.

Operating conditions

Operating speed

V1

=

  r/min

 

Acceleration/Deceleration

t1

=

  s

Operating speed

V1

=

  r/min

V2

=

  r/min

 

Acceleration/Deceleration

t1

=

  s

Info

 

Rotor inertia

JO

=

  oz·in kg·m 2

 

Gear ratio

i

=

 

 

If the rotor inertia and the gear ratio are unknown, the acceleration torque will be calculated with an inertia ratio of 5:1 (see the motor selection tips that will appear on the result window for the detail).

Positioning

 

Positioning distance

θ

=

 °

 

Positioning time

t0

=

 s    

Stopping time

ts

=

 s

 

If a specific acceleration / deceleration time is required

t1

=

 s

 

If a specific operating speed is required

V

=

  r/min

If Positioning distance is given and acceleration/deceleration is unknown, it is calculated as one fourth of Positioning time.

Stopping accuracy

Stopping accuracy

±

Δθ

=

 °

or

±

Δl

=

in mm

Load center circumference

  Stopping Accuracy

Safety factor

Safety factor


The following is the estimated requirements. Please contact 1-800-468-3982 ( from overseas 1-847-871-5931 ) for assistance or questions.

Sizing Results

 

Load Inertia 

JL

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

 

Required Speed 

V1

= [r/min]

 

 

V2

= [r/min]

 

 

Required Torque 

T

= [lb·in] = [oz·in] [N·m]

 

 

RMS Torque 

Trms

= [lb·in] = [oz·in] [N·m]

 

 

Acceleration Torque 

Ta

= [lb·in] = [oz·in] [N·m]

 

 

Load Torque

TL

= [lb·in] = [oz·in] [N·m]

 

 

Required Stopping Accuracy

Δθ

= [deg]

 

 

Other Requirement(s)

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Table shape and dimensions

 

Table type

 

 

Diameter

 

D =  [in] [mm]

 

Width

 

A =  [in] [mm]

 

Depth

 

B =  [in] [mm]

 

Weight Mass

 

W m [lb] [kg]

 

Thickness

 

t =  [in] [mm]

 

Material

ρ =  [oz/in [kg/m 3]

Drive shaft dimension

 

Shaft diameter

 

D2 [in] [mm]

 

Shaft weight mass

 

W2 m2 [lb] [kg]

 

Shaft length

 

L =  [in] [mm]

 

Shaft material

ρ2 [oz/in [kg/m 3]

Load shape and dimensions

 

Load type

 

 

Diameter

 

D1 [in] [mm]

 

Width

 

A1 [in] [mm]

 

Depth

 

B1 [in] [mm]

 

Distance from the table center to the load center

 

r =  [in] [mm]

 

Number of loads

 

n =  pc

 

Load weight mass

 

W1 m1 [lb] [kg]

 

Load height

 

h1 [in] [mm]

 

Load material

ρ1 [oz/in [kg/m 3]

Table support

 

Friction coefficient between the table and the supporting mechanism

 

μ = 

 

Distance from the table center to the supporting mechanism

 

l =  [in] [mm]

 

System efficiency

 

η =  %

Transmission belt and pulleys or gears

 

Primary pulley (gear)

Secondary pulley (gear)

 

pitch circle diameter (PCD)

Dp1

= [in] [mm]

Dp2

= [in] [mm]

 

weight mass

Wp1 mp1

= [lb] [kg]

Wp2 mp2

= [lb] [kg]

 

thickness

Lp1

= [in] [mm]

Lp2

= [in] [mm]

 

material

ρp1

= [oz/in [kg/m 3]

ρp2

= [oz/in [kg/m 3]

 

Mechanism Condition

Mechanism Condition

 

Other requirement(s)

 

Is it necessary to hold the load even after the power supply is turned off?

 

Is it necessary to hold the load after the motor is stopped, but not necessary to hold after the power supply is turned off?

Operating conditions

 

Fixed speed operation

Operating speed

V1

=

[r/min]

 

 

Acceleration / deceleration time

t1

=

[s]

Operating conditions

 

Variable speed operation

Operating speed

V1

=

[r/min]

 

V2

=

[r/min]

 

 

Acceleration / deceleration time

t1

=

[s]

Operating conditions

 

Positioning operation

Rotor inertia

JO

=

[oz·in kg·m 2]

 

Gear ratio

i

=

 

Positioning distance

θ

=

 °

 

Positioning time

t0

=

[s]

 

Stopping time

ts

=

[s]

 

Acceleration / deceleration time

t1

=

[s]

 

Specified speed

V

=

[r/min]

Stopping accuracy

 

Stopping accuracy

± Δθ

=  °

 

 

± Δl

= [in] [mm]

Safety factor

 

Safety factor

S·F

=


- calculated result -

Load Inertia

 

Jt

=   (1/8) (w × 16 ) × D2 (π/32) ρ t × D4 (1/12) (w × 16) (A2 + B2) (1/12) p A B t (A2 + B2) (1/8) m × (D × 10-3)2 (π/32) ρ (t × 10-3 ) × (D × 10-3)4 (1/12) m ( (A × 10-3)2 + (B × 10-3)2) (1/12) ρ (A × 10-3) (B × 10-3) (t × 10-3 ) ( (A × 10-3 )2 + (B × 10-3 )2)

 

=   (1/8) ( × 16 ) × 2 (3.4/32) × × 4 (1/12) ( × 16 ) × ( 2 + 2 ) (1/12) × × × × ( 2 + 2 ) (1/8) × × ( × 10-3)2 (3.4/32) × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3)4 (1/12) × ((× 10-3)2 + (× 10-3)2 ) (1/12) × × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3) (( × 10-3)2 + ( × 10-3)2 )

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JS

=   (π/32) ρ2 L D24 (1/8) (W2 × 16) × D22 (π/32) ρ (L × 10-3) (D2 × 10-3)4 (1/8) m2 (D2 × 10-3)2

 

=   ( 3.14 / 32 ) × × × 4 (1/8) × ( × 16 ) × 2 =   ( 3.14 / 32 ) × × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3)4 (1/8) × × ( × 10-3)2

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

J1

=   ((1/8) (W1 × 16) × D12 + (W1 × 16) r2) × n ((π/32) ρ h1 D14 + (π/4) ρ h1 D12 r2) × n (1/12) (W1 × 16) × (A12 + B12 + 12 × r2) × n (1/12) (ρ A1 B1 h1 (A12 + B12 + 12 × r2) × n ((1/8) m1( D1 ×10-3)2 + m1 (r ×10-3)2) × n ((π/32) ρ (h1 ×10-3) (D1 ×10-3)4 + (π/4) ρ (h1 ×10-3) (D1 ×10-3)2 (r ×10-3)2 ) × n (1/12) m1 ((A1 ×10-3)2 + (B1 ×10-3)2 + 12 × (r ×10-3)2) × n (1/12) ρ (A1 ×10-3) (B1 ×10-3) (h1 ×10-3) ((A1 ×10-3)2 + (B1 ×10-3)2 + 12 × (r ×10-3)2) × n

 

=   ((1/8) × ( × 16) × 2 + ( × 16) × 2) × ((3.14/32) × × × 4 + (3.14/4) × × 2 × 2) × (1/12) ( × 16) × ( 2 + × 2 + 12 × 2) × (1/12) ( × × × ) × ( 2 + 2 + 12 × 2) × ((1/8) × × ( ×10-3)2 + ( × 16) × ( ×10-3)2) × ((3.14/32) × × ( ×10-3) × ( ×10-3)4 + (3.14/4) × ( ×10-3) × ( ×10-3)2 × ( ×10-3)2) × (1/12) × × (( ×10-3)2 + × ( ×10-3)2 + 12 × ( ×10-3)2) × (1/12) × × ( ×10-3) × ( ×10-3) × ( ×10-3) × (( ×10-3)2 + ( ×10-3)2 + 12 × ( ×10-3)2) ×

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JDp1

=  ( 1 / 8 ) wp1 × 16 × Dp1 mp1 × (Dp1×10-3) 2

 

=   ( 1 / 8 ) ×  × 16 × ( ×10-3) 2

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JDp1

=   ( π / 32 ) ρp1 ( Lp1 ×10-3) ( Dp1 ×10-3) 4

 

=   ( 3.14 / 32 ) ×  × ( ×10-3)  × ( ×10-3) 4

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JDp2

=   ( 1 / 8 ) wp2 × 16 × Dp2 mP2 × (DP2×10-3) 2

 

=   ( 1 / 8 ) ×  × 16 × ( ×10-3) 2

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JDp2

=  ( π / 32 ) ρp2 ( Lp2 ×10-3) ( Dp2 ×10-3) 4

 

=   ( 3.14 / 32 ) ×  × ( ×10-3)  × ( ×10-3) 4

= [oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JL

=   ( Jt + Js + Jl + JDp2 ) ( Dp1 / Dp2 )2 + JDp1

 

= (  +  +  +  ) × (  /  )2 +

[oz·in [kg·m 2]

 

JL

=  Jt + Js + Jl

 

=  (  +  + )

[oz·in [kg·m 2]

Required Speed

 

Vm

=   V   ( Dp2 / Dp1 )

 

=     × (  /  )

= [r/min]

 

Vm1

=   V1 ( Dp2 / Dp1 )

 

=     × (  /  )

= [r/min]

 

Vm2

=   V2 ( Dp2 / Dp1 )

 

=     × (  /  )

= [r/min]

 

Vm

=  V × ( Dp2 / Dp1 )

 

=   × (  /  )

= [r/min]

 

Vm

  

( θ / 360) × ( 60 / ( t0 - t1 ) ) × ( Dp2 / Dp1 )

 

(  / 360)  ) × (60 / ( - )) × (  /  )

= [r/min]

Required Torque

 

T

=   ( Ta + TL ) ( Safety Factor )

 

= (  +  ) ×

= [lb·in] [N·m]

 

= [oz·in]

RMS Torque

 

Trms

=   √(((( Ta + TL )2 × t1 ) + ( TL2 × (t0 - 2 × t1 )) + (( Ta - TL )2 × t1 )) / ( t0 + ts )) × (Safety Factor)

 

=   √ ((((  +  )2 ×  ) + ( 2 × (  - 2 ×  )) + ((  -  )2 ×  )) / (  +  )) ×

= [lb·in] [N·m]

 

= [oz·in]

Acceleration Torque

 

Ta

=   ( JL / 386 ) ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) ( 1 / 16 )

 

= (   / 386 ) × (  / ( 9.55 ×  )) × ( 1 / 16 )

= [lb·in] [N·m]

 

= [oz·in]

 

Ta

=   ( JL / 386 ) ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) ( 1 / 16 )

 

= (  / 386 ) × (  / ( 9.55 ×  )) × ( 1 / 16 )

= [lb·in] [N·m]

 

= [oz·in]

 

Ta

=   (( 1.2 × JL ) / 386 ) × ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) (( JO + JL )/386) × ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) (( JO × i2 + JL )/386) × ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) × ( 1 / 16 ) ( 1.2 × JL ) × ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) ( JO + JL ) × ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 )) ( JO × i2 + JL) × ( Vm / ( 9.55 × t1 ))

 

= (( 1.2 × / 386 ) × ( / ( 9.55 × )) × ( 1 / 16 ) (( + )/386) × ( / ( 9.55 × )) × ( 1 / 16 ) (( × 2 + )/386) × ( / ( 9.55 × )) × ( 1 / 16 ) ( 1.2 × ) × ( / ( 9.55 × ) ( + ) × ( / ( 9.55 × )) ( × 2 + ) × ( / ( 9.55 × ))

= [lb·in N·m]

 

= [oz·in]

Load Torque

 

WT mT

=   W m (1/16) (π / 4) ρ t D2 (π / 4) ρ (t ×10-3 ) (D ×10-3)2 (1/16) ρ A B t ρ (A ×10-3) (B ×10-3) (t ×10-3)

 

=   (1/16) (3.14 / 4) × × × 2 (3.14 / 4) × × ( ×10-3 ) × ( ×10-3)2 (1/16) × × × × × ( ×10-3) × ( ×10-3) × ( ×10-3)

[lb Kg]

 

W1 m1

=   No additional load w1 m1 × n (1/16) (π / 4) ρ1 h1 D12 n (π / 4) ρ1 (h1 × 10-3 ) (D1 × 10-3)2 n (1/16) ρ1 A1 B1 h1 n 1 (A1 × 10-3 ) (B1 × 10-3 ) (h1 × 10-3)) × n

 

=   0 × (1/16) × (3.14 / 4) × × × 2 × × (3.14 / 4) × × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3)2 × (1/16) × × × × × × × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3) × ( × 10-3) ×

= [lb Kg]

 

TL

=   ( WT + W1) µ 9.8 ( mT + m1) µ (l × 10-3) (1 / (η × 0.01)) ( W1 /2 ) r ( 9.8 m1 /2) (r × 10-3) (1 / (η × 0.01)) ( Dp1 / Dp2 )

 

=   9.8 × ( + ) × × ( × 10-3) × (1 / ( × 0.01)) ( / 2 ) × ( 9.8 × / 2) × ( × 10-3) × (1 / ( × 0.01)) × (  /  )

= [lb·in] [N·m]

 

=   [oz·in]

Required Stopping Accuracy

 

Δθ

=   Δθ Δl ( 360° / π D ) Δl ( 360° / 2 π r ) ( Dp2 / Dp1 )

 

=    × ( 360 / (3.14 × )  )  × ( 360 / (2 × 3.14 × )  ) × (  /  )

[deg]

Other requirement(s)

 

 


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Friction coefficient table (reference)

Materials

Dry

Lubricated

Aluminum

Aluminum

1.0

0.3

Aluminum

Steel

0.6

 

 

Brass

Steel

0.5

 

 

Graphite

Steel

0.1

0.1

Polythene

Steel

0.2

0.2

Polystyrene

Steel

0.3

0.3

Rubber

Steel

0.4

 

 

Steel

Steel

0.8

0.2

Teflon

Steel

0.04

0.04

Wood

Wood

0.5

0.2

Positioning operation

Step 1 :

Leave the rotor inertia Jo and the gear ratio i blank if you have not selected any motor (or geared motor) yet. Then, fill in the rest of the form. The software will temporary calculate the acceleration torque with a load/rotor inertia ratio of 5:1.

Step 2 :

Select a product based on the required torque and the required speed. Then, confirm the inertia ratio to be within the recommendation. (See the motor selection tips that will appear on the result window for the detail)

Step 3 :

Return to the form and enter the rotor inertia Jo and the gear ratio i of the product you have selected to calculate the torque requirement using that particular product. If you selected a round shaft type motor (without gearhead), leave i blank or enter 1.

Rotor inertia Jo :

This value is found in the specification tables for stepping motor products.

Gear ratio i :

This value is the gear ratio of the geared motor product you selected.
* These values are only used to calculate a more accurate acceleration torque.