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Re: Help with CIM motor locking system?

Placing a CIM in brake will not stop it completely. Brake mode turns the permanent magnet motor into a permanent magnet generator.

What you can do is operate the CIM at stall (using a PID for instance) and hold an arm in place. We did this a few years ago with our drive train a few years ago.
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Re: Help with CIM motor locking system?

If you look at the video its clearly a cim connected to a standard gear box. a chain and sprockets deliver torque to a shaft going through the arm..

Its too hard to follow, however, if it were me and i was using this setup:

I'd attach a single turn pot to the end of the arm shaft and create a PID program to control the CIM output to match the analog value of the pot to a user defined value. pressing up increases the user defined value, pressing down decreases it.
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