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Re: VEX motors question
it doesn't make any sense to me to use a separate cable for PWM when the power goes through the controller. I would simply mean needing extra circuitry in the motor that the controller already has.
Since in the code for the vex you specify whether you are using a servo or a motor I could see the third wire being nothing (if the motor doesn't have a feed back loop) for a motor and a feedback loop for the servo because a servo needs 3 wires. They simply used a third wire on the motor so it had the same connector and port. Just a thought, I don't know a lot about the subject but that makes more sense than have a separate PWM signal. |
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