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can anyone explain why the number of poll of the motor is impotent for the encoder?
for example pls take a look of these 2 encoders:
AA. TS5212N500 2000(4 poles) : OIH48-2000P4-L6-5V - Model name : H48-8-2000WL4 - Outter Dia : 48mm - Bore size : 8mm - Resolution : 2000P/R - Output form : Line driver type(5VDC only) - Output signal : A, /A. B. /B. Z, /Z, U, /U, V, /V, W, /W - Calble length : 1m without connector - No. of Pole : 4 BB. TS5212N510 2000(6 poles) : OIH48-2000P6-L6-5V - Model name : H48-8-2000WL6 - Outter Dia : 48mm - Bore size : 8mm - Resolution : 2000P/R - Output form : Line driver type(5VDC only) - Output signal : A, /A. B. /B. Z, /Z, U, /U, V, /V, W, /W - Calble length : 1m without connector - No of pole : 6 these are Tamagawa encoders. why is it important the numbers of polls? i asume its connected to the hallsensors but how? thank you eli |
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