Thread: Troubleshooting motor controllers
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Re: Troubleshooting motor controllers
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Originally Posted by roystur44 View Post
We use this to generate a pwm signal to a motor controller. Great device to have to test the motors without hooking up the electronics.

http://www.servocity.com/html/dual_servo_driver.html
IMO that $50 would be better served towards an arduino with a potentiometer. This gives you a tool with endless possibilities (including acting as a motor controller). Actually, AndyMark now has a shield for an arduino that can make it replace your cRIO for testing, which makes an arduino all the more valuable.