La scrittura indecifrabile di "Bill Jeffrey" interruppe la mia
meditazione, imbrattandomi lo schermo con :

A Google search turns up a lot of info. For instance - the
manufacturer's web site. Have you asked them for info?

Beyond that - is this the same system that used to be (maybe still is)
called a selsyn? These used to be common in a lot of military
applications, such as radars sets, to rotate something inside the ship
in synchronism with something outside the ship. If so, there is a lot
of info on the web.

Bill Jeffrey

I don't know Bill,
in my little experience I have find the selsyn as a "motor" with a exciter
winding and a tri-phase windig for position transmission with another
selsyn.
In my case I have a "motor" with a exciter windings and two separate low
voltage windings. In the tachometer section O find a exciter winding and an
output winding.
I don't know as I can use this 'motors' because I don't know theyr phisical
principes an pratical applications.... :-((((
In Internet I haven't find this gender of motors...
Thanks....
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Ia ora na outou,
RedRoby