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====== Motor Controllers ====== | ====== Motor Controllers ====== | ||
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+ | ===== DRV8801 ===== | ||
The motor controller used in the LTP was a Pololu DRV8801 Single Brushed DC | The motor controller used in the LTP was a Pololu DRV8801 Single Brushed DC | ||
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A 32 KHz PWM signal seems to work just fine. elow 300Hz looks really jittery. | A 32 KHz PWM signal seems to work just fine. elow 300Hz looks really jittery. | ||
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+ | ===== MDC1230 ===== | ||
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+ | {{:: | ||
The motor controller used for the RoboDolf was an RoboteQ MDC1230 1X80A Single | The motor controller used for the RoboDolf was an RoboteQ MDC1230 1X80A Single | ||
Channel Brushed DC Motor Controller. It was controlled via serial and had an | Channel Brushed DC Motor Controller. It was controlled via serial and had an | ||
- | onboard firmware that had its own scripting language. | + | onboard firmware that had its own scripting language. |
+ | housing and had no troubles with cooling. | ||
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+ | ===== EPOS2 ===== | ||
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+ | During my Stevens work I made extensive use of Maxon Motor and the EPOS2 | ||
+ | brushless controllers. They are absolutely awesome! Auto-tuning, | ||
+ | homing methods, CAN, USB control, inputs/ | ||
+ | operating modes, you name it. | ||
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