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• IR Tracker
  * 2 Pitman Motors ...ate components between the PIC and the servo motors. It allows the Pittman motors to run in one direction.
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• Fans As Actuators
  ...rolling the motor. Most fans will be driven by brushed DC or brushless DC motors. In many applications, fans are low power, and can be driven by prepackage ...fans are designed to minimize EMI, and hence are actuated by brushless DC motors. Inside, they have their own brushless DC motor controller that adjusts th
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• Granular Flow Rotating Sphere
  ...g the ball to spin correctly due to the frictional connection between both motors and the sphere or lazy susan, respectively. ...our project was pretty basic. All of our components (including the Pittman motors) were powered with 5V DC.
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• Projects and miscellaneous
  *[[Setup, Use, and Modeling of Harmonic Drive Motors with Junus Amps]]
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• Interrupts
  ...seful is a timed interrupt which can be used as a servo routine to control motors and read sensors on a regular schedule, independent of the logic of your pr
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• Actuators Available in the Mechatronics Lab
  ==DC Motors (with gearheads and encoders)== There are many types of DC motors, but our favorites are brushed
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• Brushed DC Motor Theory
  [[Category:Actuators]][[Category:Motors]] ...we are addressing is the permanent magnet brushed DC motor (PMDC). These motors have two terminals. Applying a voltage across the terminals results in a p
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• OBSOLETE NU32 video page
  ===Chapter 13: Brushed Permanent Magnet DC Motors=== # [http://youtu.be/Mj2bV03mVM8 '''Intro to brushed permanent magnet DC motors, part 1/2'''] (4:31)
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• Unipolar Stepper Motor Driver Circuit
  This page presents a circuit for driving high-power unipolar stepper motors. Here you will find all the information needed to make your own. This cir
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• Differential Drive Mobile Robot
  *Use stepper motors ===Motors===
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• ME333 Sample Code
  == Chapter 25 - Brushed Permanent Magnet DC Motors == == Chapter 28 - Stepper Motors and RC Servos ==
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• Old Index Page
  *[[Pulse width modulation|Pulse width modulation (PWM) for driving motors or other high current devices]] (filename: MotorPWM) * Running stepper motors
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• Robot Drummer
  ...ommands and be modified through MATLAB, so that anyone could take a couple motors and a few dollars worth of hardware and implement accurate high-speed encod In this project, we were asked to demonstrate motor control of two separate motors running simultaneously. It was thought that a simple way to visually demon
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• High Speed Motor Control
  % High speed motor control for 2 motors % High speed motor control for 2 motors
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• Continuously Variable Transmission
  ...ley actuator, which is controlled by the lead screw. Three Pittman GM8224 motors actuate the system. One spins the input shaft, the other two control the l The control motors turn a lead screw that pushes a drive nut. That drive nut slides the actua
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• Driving a DC Motor using PWM
  Before doing this exercise, read about [[Brushed DC Motor Theory|Brushed DC Motors]] and [[Pulse Width Modulation|Driving Using Pulse Width Modulation]]. In
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• Ball Balancing Challenge
  ...wiki/index.php/Potentiometers potentiometers]) was used to control the two motors which would lift the table up in either axis. The game begins with a coin m ...ng connection to the center of the frame). By controlling the speed of the motors via [http://hades.mech.northwestern.edu/wiki/index.php/Pulse_Width_Modulati
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• ME 333 Introduction to Mechatronics (Archive Winter 2011)
  * brushed permanent magnet DC motors: theory and control * stepper motors and RC servo motors
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• Shielding, Grounding, Noise Suppression, etc.
  *machinery (especially motors)
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• Diodes and Transistors
  ...ails on DC motors, see the section on [[Brushed_DC_Motor_Theory|brushed DC motors]].) If there is a current <math>i</math> through the motor, and we suddenl We know that <math>R_L</math> is ''not'' infinitely large because motors can draw quite a lot of current. If <math>R_L=0</math> (short circuit), th
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