Hello!
I am seeking a premium grade and quiet AC Synchronous Motor for Turntable project.
Absolutely no DC motor as not fitted.
Many thanks!
I am seeking a premium grade and quiet AC Synchronous Motor for Turntable project.
Absolutely no DC motor as not fitted.
Many thanks!
I don't think such a device is being manufactured today. It is either the Airpax types, which cannot in any way be described as premium grade or it is a BLDC motor which some people call AC synchronous in their marketing brochures.
Better look at old profi tape decks for a Papst.
Better look at old profi tape decks for a Papst.
You might check the following thread.
3 Phase Class D amp for DIY BLDC motor Drive
It describes the use of a BLDC motor operated on 3 phase AC and includes the plans for an amp to drive this motor. These motors, by Anaheim Automation, are extremely smooth. One option is a drop-in for the Hurst motor that VPI (and others) use. I have made a couple of these and can recommend highly. It's well worth the effort and the build is straightforward.
3 Phase Class D amp for DIY BLDC motor Drive
It describes the use of a BLDC motor operated on 3 phase AC and includes the plans for an amp to drive this motor. These motors, by Anaheim Automation, are extremely smooth. One option is a drop-in for the Hurst motor that VPI (and others) use. I have made a couple of these and can recommend highly. It's well worth the effort and the build is straightforward.
I have just received a Premotec motor from Quick Line via Amazon. The price was $78. I have a Logic DM-101 that needs a new motor and this is an exact replacement. The model is ALLIED MOTION PREMOTEC 9904 111 31813 SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR, 250RPM, 110VAC
Is PAPST still making motor? As I know they supplied motor for Voyd many years ago.
Not for our intents and purposes. This is why i mentioned old capstan motors from profi decks.
It is only the Papst ausenlaufeur which is of interest and i have never seen one which is NOS.
BLDC motors produce a sound i cannot live with and this is why i use a simple brushed Maxon and occasionally a Papst.
No experience with stepper motors but they do sound frightful 🙂
It is only the Papst ausenlaufeur which is of interest and i have never seen one which is NOS.
BLDC motors produce a sound i cannot live with and this is why i use a simple brushed Maxon and occasionally a Papst.
No experience with stepper motors but they do sound frightful 🙂
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