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 It's rather simple: you start with a block of solid and remove material until you just have the robot left. Kind of like making a sandcastle. Only harder. - petek [more] |
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05-11-2014, 20:42
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Re: pic: All Done!
The AMT-102's are capacitive sensing not magnetic. On their web site they describe how it works. They are designed to be mounted directly on a motor. This series comes in quadrature, commutation and absolute versions. Never had a problem with noise however the cable can always pick up noise and shielded cable can control that. I like that they come as a kit with many shaft adapters.
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