
08-14-2011, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by LantonioA The Sanyo P5 1000W P50B08100VCL69 (see attached) that I want to buy is really strange, it only has 3 or 4 wire on the encoder plug, and the encoder (or a resolver?) is a bulge located at the back of the motor unlike any other motors I've seen so far. That's probably why is such a good deal... |
That could be one of the serial encoders. I have several with the Kawasaki version of that (M21 encoders). They are small diameter (say about 1 1/2 inches) and only have four wires out (VCC, GND, Serial+, Serial -). Nice encoders, but the real pain in the tail is decoding the serial stream as it includes not only position (absolute position in the case of the M21), but also status and error information. Needless to say, the manufacturers usually are not too quick to release the details of the serial communications protocol.
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