June 20, 2005, 7:03 pm
Just a note to let everyone know I've recently added lots of new
features to the Gamoto motor driver. Here's a quick summary-
- R/C Pulse input allows easy interface to R/C gear
- Analog (potentiometer) feedback as well as quad encoder
- Step + Direction pulse input for easy interface to stepper motor type
software
- Added 115,200 serial baud rate for high-speed access to odometry,
control registers
- SerialShare feature allows up to 8 Gamotos on a single serial line, no
RS485 transceiver req'd
The Gamoto is a closed loop motor controller that for brushed DC motors
up to 3A continuous, using a PID control loop. It can be controlled
with Serial, I2C, or HandyCricket communication protocols. More info is
here:
http://gamatronix.com
I also have recently started selling the Atmel ATmega128 dev/project
board, called the MAVRIC-IIB. Check it out, also on the gamatronix.com
website.
Sorry for advertisement, but since this is the type of product that is
often requested and discussed in this group, I thought it was appropriate.
Thanks,
Randy
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Randy Gamage
www.gamatronix.com
"Motion control made easy"
features to the Gamoto motor driver. Here's a quick summary-
- R/C Pulse input allows easy interface to R/C gear
- Analog (potentiometer) feedback as well as quad encoder
- Step + Direction pulse input for easy interface to stepper motor type
software
- Added 115,200 serial baud rate for high-speed access to odometry,
control registers
- SerialShare feature allows up to 8 Gamotos on a single serial line, no
RS485 transceiver req'd
The Gamoto is a closed loop motor controller that for brushed DC motors
up to 3A continuous, using a PID control loop. It can be controlled
with Serial, I2C, or HandyCricket communication protocols. More info is
here:
http://gamatronix.com
I also have recently started selling the Atmel ATmega128 dev/project
board, called the MAVRIC-IIB. Check it out, also on the gamatronix.com
website.
Sorry for advertisement, but since this is the type of product that is
often requested and discussed in this group, I thought it was appropriate.
Thanks,
Randy
--
===========================
Randy Gamage
www.gamatronix.com
"Motion control made easy"
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