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Encoder For Cim Shaft
I would like to know if anyone has found an encoder that fits onto the shaft of the CIM Motor. The shaft is 5/16" in diameter.
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14-04-2013, 17:43
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Re: Encoder For Cim Shaft
It's actually 8mm, which is very close to 5/16.
US Digital sells several encoders that can be configured for 8mm. The E2 has bore options from 2mm to 10mm. The E6 has bore options from 2mm to 1 inch. If you're looking for something to measure the speed of a shooter, an optical or magnetic sensor may be a better choice.
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14-04-2013, 18:13
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Re: Encoder For Cim Shaft
Assuming your goal is to measure the rpm of a wheel, one thing you may want to consider is using a hall effect sensor. My team used one this year on our shooter wheel and have had no problems at all, whereas we have burned out two encoders elsewhere on the robot.
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