power for modified servo
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I am using A board of education rev. b bread board for my project and do not
want servo drive power connected to stamp feed power so I cut the trace on bread
board and fed power source (2)[noparse][[/noparse]4-nmh c cells] to servo power line and fed bs2
power source (1) A[noparse][[/noparse]6 volt nicad ] to vin on bread board all (-) voltages
connected togeather at vss .
My problem is that I can control the wheel servo's with pulseout commands
but there seems to be very little torque being delivered to the drive wheels and
I was wondering if I had to use the same power source for the stamp2 and the
servo drives to use the pulsout command or is normal driving modified servos to
have very little torque.
Any help anyone can give will be greatley appreciated
THANKS MAX
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want servo drive power connected to stamp feed power so I cut the trace on bread
board and fed power source (2)[noparse][[/noparse]4-nmh c cells] to servo power line and fed bs2
power source (1) A[noparse][[/noparse]6 volt nicad ] to vin on bread board all (-) voltages
connected togeather at vss .
My problem is that I can control the wheel servo's with pulseout commands
but there seems to be very little torque being delivered to the drive wheels and
I was wondering if I had to use the same power source for the stamp2 and the
servo drives to use the pulsout command or is normal driving modified servos to
have very little torque.
Any help anyone can give will be greatley appreciated
THANKS MAX
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