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RE: encoder and motor questions
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Wed, 23 Dec 1998 17:53:07 GMT
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Bill Denzel <wdenzel@polymail.cpunixANTISPAM.calpoly.edu>
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I am doing something very similar, but instead I am trying to follow a
black line on a white background. Either way, I am using IR detectors and
emitters. They are readily available and work very well. I'm sorry I have
never used an encoder to know how to hook it up, but IR works pretty well
once fine tuned a little bit. If you have questions how the IR works give
me a email and I'll explain it to you.
Bill Denzel
Senior Mechatronics Student
California Polytechnic State University
San Luis Obispo
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeremy Foo [mailto:soundstruck@pacific.net.sg]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 3:41 PM
> To: handyboard@media.mit.edu
> Subject: encoder and motor questions
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>
> dear viewers
> here are some questions i need to ask:
> 1) my DC motor comes with a 10 pin optical encoder(supply current-10mA)
> pin 1- GND
> pin 2- Vcc
> pin 3- dir
> pin 4-standyby
> pin 5 and 6 - A1 and A2
> pin 7 &8 - B1 and B2
> pin 9 and 10 - Z1 and Z2
> how do i connect my encoder part to the handy board?
> can i ignore the encoder?
> my robot only needs to sense retroreflective white tape, can i just
> use suitable sensors instead of using encoders?
> ( The pins I listed are just for details)
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> 2) i am using a separate motor battery source of 30 V to connect to the
> handy board cause my motors supply around 30V.what is roughly the
> suitable and max. current needed for the 30V external battery source to
> be able to supply to the handyboard to prevent the handyboard from
> "frying"?
>
> thank u for reading my problems
> i would appreciate if anyone could respond to me directly to my email
> address : soundstruck@pacific.net.sg
> u could also reply to me on the mailing list if its for convenient for u
> hope to hear some news
> thank u
>
>
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| dear viewers here are some questions i need to ask: 1) my DC motor comes with a 10 pin optical encoder(supply current-10mA) pin 1- GND pin 2- Vcc pin 3- dir pin 4-standyby pin 5 and 6 - A1 and A2 pin 7 &8 - B1 and B2 pin 9 and 10 - Z1 and Z2 how do (...) (26 years ago, 23-Dec-98, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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