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Re: Articulated ARM : Sensors / Programming

Potentiometers for arms (with limited rotation) are usually best. Encoders are good for things that spin a lot.
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Re: Articulated ARM : Sensors / Programming

Do you have any recommendations for Potentiometers ?

I didn't see any in the kit, I am assuming they aren't included.

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Re: Articulated ARM : Sensors / Programming

I would get a 10 turn potentiometer in or around the 10k range. Here is one example that my team used this year.

https://www.alliedelec.com/search/pr...px?SKU=9701865

Also you will need to order a plastic sprocket and a fitting for the shaft of the potentiometer.
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