Re: Re: Homing switches
Posted by
Ray
on 2001-05-15 05:04:55 UTC
From: stratton@...
If you are running open loop, you can use the photointerrupter and a home
switch. Setup the home switch so that it closes near where you want the
home position and set the photo switch so that a tab or a ring with a
single hole interrupts the photo switch. Wire the switches in series.
Ray
>Probably the most common homing switch I've seen is one of the little<s>
>photinterrupter modules - a black plastic case with a slot in the
>middle and two leads coming out of each side - one set is for the
>infrared LED and the other a phototransistor. You connect a little
>tab to the moving slide that blocks the gap. They seem to be pretty
>good and repeatable, provided that you always approach them in the
>same direction and while traveling slowly. For more accuracy, you
>could use the optical module anded with a particulary quadrature phase
>of your encoder that you figure out is located just after the optical
>switch trips...
If you are running open loop, you can use the photointerrupter and a home
switch. Setup the home switch so that it closes near where you want the
home position and set the photo switch so that a tab or a ring with a
single hole interrupts the photo switch. Wire the switches in series.
Ray
Discussion Thread
fuddham@a...
2001-05-14 17:34:18 UTC
"0" reference point on CNC lathe
Marty Escarcega
2001-05-14 18:19:28 UTC
One power supply or 3?
Marty Escarcega
2001-05-14 18:20:42 UTC
Homing switches
stratton@m...
2001-05-14 18:30:18 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Homing switches
ozzietwo2001@y...
2001-05-14 19:10:40 UTC
Re: One power supply or 3?
dougrasmussen@c...
2001-05-14 20:08:46 UTC
Re: "0" reference point on CNC lathe
wilfried.fedtke@t...
2001-05-15 04:04:05 UTC
Re: One power supply or 3?
Ray
2001-05-15 05:04:55 UTC
Re: Re: Homing switches
ballendo@y...
2001-05-15 05:54:04 UTC
Re: Homing switches