Resolvers - was unlurking
Posted by
Ray Henry
on 1999-08-07 08:25:15 UTC
Date: Fri, 6 Aug 1999 23:52:40 +0000
From: mllmdupr@...
Mel
The STG board can not use resolver signals. A resolver board has to
generate a sine wave signal and send it out to the resolver on one pair of
the six wires. The resolver
creates and returns two sine wave signals (one each wire pair) that are
related to the first signal and include the sine and cosine of the angle of
the resolver shaft.
I've got resolvers on the Hardinge chucker that I'm converting. The
easiest thing I've found is to replace the resolver with pulse coders.
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From Michigan's Upper Peninsula
From: mllmdupr@...
Mel
The STG board can not use resolver signals. A resolver board has to
generate a sine wave signal and send it out to the resolver on one pair of
the six wires. The resolver
creates and returns two sine wave signals (one each wire pair) that are
related to the first signal and include the sine and cosine of the angle of
the resolver shaft.
I've got resolvers on the Hardinge chucker that I'm converting. The
easiest thing I've found is to replace the resolver with pulse coders.
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>i have a 1983 vintage supermax with a bandit 2 control that wasRay Henry <rehenry@...>
>functional until damaged by a roof leak. this machine uses resolvers
>instead of encoders which have a higher resolution than encoders.is EMC as
>well as the servo to go card ever been utilized with resolvers?
From Michigan's Upper Peninsula