the circuitry will be there, no matter what, but the IsoPod can read r/c servos, and output PWM, in abundance
Hey again,
>
> I am also looking for a motor controller that can do the following: >
> - Control at least to 3 DC motors independantly in both forward and reverse
> direction
> - Allows for input via servo pulse (ie servo pulse pwm to control dc motors
> using regular pwm)
> - Has over temp sensing, over current sensing
> - Has current feedback so that we can find if a motor is stalled
> - Control motors approx 9v up to 24v
> - Provide between 50mA and 2A
> - Uses seperate logic and motor power sources (ie have 5v logic and other > motor power)
>
> We currently have a system using 3 NMIH-0050 motor controllers that are
> hooked up to 3 servo pulse > pwm convertor boards to control the motors.
> However, this creates additional circuitry which I don't feel we need (there
> must be a controller somewhere that can do what we want) as well as not
> enabling us to have stall detection so we cause undue damage to the motors.
> Anyone know of a motor controller which suits most of these requirements? >
> Thanks in advance
>
> Jeff
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