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Re: Synchronous Denso Motors
Using feedback is the best way to go, but the following can help if that is outside your teams capabilities:
You might try using a split-PWM cable (one PWM output driving both motor controllers, with the output of one of the motor controllers reversed if needed); this would rule out any software/timing issues. You should also try calibrating your motor controllers, to rule out the possibility of variation in the calibration causing problems. Also, the motor controllers absolutely have to be of the same type (i.e. two talons, two victors888s, or two jaguars) Last edited by DjScribbles : 17-02-2014 at 11:46. |
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Re: Synchronous Denso Motors
If you wanted the same voltage going to both motors, you can power them of the same controller. I understand the right hand one is wound slightly differently than the left hand one so they will naturally turn at slight different speeds if they are not the same hand. I understand if they are on the same shaft you need to remove the locking pins to keep them from binding.
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