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Acroname 3-Amp H-Bridge with Back EMF feedback - deltapparo - Dec 13 14:24:00 2005
Has anyone interfaced the BX-24 to this H-Bridge? Specifically, I'm
looking for the software required to use the Back EMF function (PID
control).
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looking for the software required to use the Back EMF function (PID
control).
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Re: Acroname 3-Amp H-Bridge with Back EMF feedback - Eric - Dec 13 15:12:00 2005
I have not used this board with a BX, but I have one and have used it
with the Brainstem Moto. There is documentation on the acroname site
about it and about the Moto board. Looking at the docs for the moto
board might be helpful. The Moto board handles all the pid and motor
controller functionality and has an rs-232 or i2c serial interface. I
imagine it would be fairly straightforward to interface the h-bridge
to something else, but I haven't tried. Acroname has a forum and they
respond with answers pretty quickly, usually within a day or two...
http://www.easierrobotics.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi
--- In basicx@basi..., "deltapparo" <DelTapparo@c...> wrote:
>
> Has anyone interfaced the BX-24 to this H-Bridge? Specifically, I'm
> looking for the software required to use the Back EMF function (PID
> control).
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with the Brainstem Moto. There is documentation on the acroname site
about it and about the Moto board. Looking at the docs for the moto
board might be helpful. The Moto board handles all the pid and motor
controller functionality and has an rs-232 or i2c serial interface. I
imagine it would be fairly straightforward to interface the h-bridge
to something else, but I haven't tried. Acroname has a forum and they
respond with answers pretty quickly, usually within a day or two...
http://www.easierrobotics.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi
--- In basicx@basi..., "deltapparo" <DelTapparo@c...> wrote:
>
> Has anyone interfaced the BX-24 to this H-Bridge? Specifically, I'm
> looking for the software required to use the Back EMF function (PID
> control).
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