Need help about servomotor pinout
11 Apr 2018 05:21 #108792
by kt600v
Need help about servomotor pinout was created by kt600v
Hello, first of all, it's first time I'm working with servomotors.
I attach a photo of the motor specifications:
Could someone explain to me what are the G+ and H- pins used for? are they IN or OUT?
Finally, I Would really be grateful if someone recommend me bibliography about servomotors .
MAny thanks in advance
I attach a photo of the motor specifications:
Could someone explain to me what are the G+ and H- pins used for? are they IN or OUT?
Finally, I Would really be grateful if someone recommend me bibliography about servomotors .
MAny thanks in advance
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11 Apr 2018 13:04 #108807
by Todd Zuercher
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I don't know for sure, but my 1st best guess would be; those are the connections for tach feedback.
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11 Apr 2018 14:58 #108815
by kt600v
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many thanks Todd , i just confirmed they are tg feedback . Do you know where i can find information about servomotors ? there are many things i dont know yet.
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11 Apr 2018 16:29 #108826
by andypugh
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Wikipedia might be a good start.
That looks like a DC servo to me, with an attached tachometer.
Do you also have encoder feedback?
That looks like a DC servo to me, with an attached tachometer.
Do you also have encoder feedback?
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11 Apr 2018 16:32 #108827
by PCW
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Its pretty dark but you can also read "A,B,Z" on the label
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11 Apr 2018 16:36 #108828
by Todd Zuercher
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What do you want to know? The exact details, math and science behind it can fill entire collage level courses.
But the basic gist is you have a motor with position feedback and a controller that reads the feedback, and adjusts the amount of electricity sent to the motor to maintain the desired position/motion.
But the basic gist is you have a motor with position feedback and a controller that reads the feedback, and adjusts the amount of electricity sent to the motor to maintain the desired position/motion.
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17 Apr 2018 18:19 #109215
by kt600v
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many thanks for your reply Todd, I guess the signal that controls the motor is a Variable AC or DC voltaje, and this adjusts rotation speed and position , am I right?
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17 Apr 2018 18:25 #109216
by Todd Zuercher
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Yes, the drives usually take a +/-10v analog DC signal with 10v = maximum velocity in the positive direction, 0v = no movement, and -10v DC max velocity in the negative direction.
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22 Apr 2018 18:36 #109439
by bevins
They are DC servo motors.
YASKAWA DC SERVO
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many thanks Todd , i just confirmed they are tg feedback . Do you know where i can find information about servomotors ? there are many things i dont know yet.
They are DC servo motors.
YASKAWA DC SERVO
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