tamagawa encoder pinout
Posted by
bluecoast1
on 2004-10-11 12:36:37 UTC
Hey,
next question. I have a Tamagawa AC servo with an unknown (tamagawa)
encoder on it.
The encoder has the following differential pairs:
A,B,Z,T,U,V,W.
I don't know what T,U,V, and W are. I know Tamagawa encoders have both
an absolute and an incremental output, so presumably T,U,V, and W are
the absolute portion, but does anybody know what they mean exactly (ie
I want to use them to generate some fake hall-effect signal for
commutation).
Thanks!
next question. I have a Tamagawa AC servo with an unknown (tamagawa)
encoder on it.
The encoder has the following differential pairs:
A,B,Z,T,U,V,W.
I don't know what T,U,V, and W are. I know Tamagawa encoders have both
an absolute and an incremental output, so presumably T,U,V, and W are
the absolute portion, but does anybody know what they mean exactly (ie
I want to use them to generate some fake hall-effect signal for
commutation).
Thanks!
Discussion Thread
bluecoast1
2004-10-11 12:36:37 UTC
tamagawa encoder pinout
Jon Elson
2004-10-11 20:07:27 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] tamagawa encoder pinout