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Testing New Hardware

Postby fooons » Tue 26. Jun 2012, 21:44

Today I had the posibility of testing a new hardware. I think It's a new way of investigation (but not cheap).

I have tested a 3000 rpm servo motor with integrated encoder and connected to a servo drive and Arduino Uno board. I am surprised with results with a simple sketch. I am sorting the images and information for posting.
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Testing New Hardware

Postby fooons » Sun 26. Aug 2012, 13:26

New hardware for testing.
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Re: Testing New Hardware

Postby ramson » Thu 1. Feb 2018, 11:32

don't test servo motor without auto transformer, you need to test server motor via regulated power supply
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