How to depend on the rmp to control the DC servos motor position.

takisa · Jun 1, 2010

Hello, Can someone help me out? I want to create a deceiver, which can base on the wheel rpm to control the DC servos motor position. For example: 1000rpm> 10 degree to left, 2000rpm> 20 degree to left, 3000rpm>30 degree, etc. I am just wondering, does anyone know how to do this by monitor the rmp to control the DC servos motor position. Thank you very much.

dknguyen · Jun 1, 2010

takisa said:
Hello, Can someone help me out? I want to create a deceiver, which can base on the wheel rpm to control the DC servos motor position. For example: 1000rpm> 10 degree to left, 2000rpm> 20 degree to left, 3000rpm>30 degree, etc. I am just wondering, does anyone know how to do this by monitor the rmp to control the DC servos motor position. Thank you very much.

I don't understand the description of the behaviour that you need. Is this for an RC servo or another kind of servo?

takisa · Jun 2, 2010

yes, that is for Rc servo. The easy way to say will be, the RC servo will change the angle linerly by the wheel rpm, Do you have any circuit board plan, which have similar function? Thank you

dknguyen · Jun 2, 2010

takisa said:
yes, that is for Rc servo. Do you have any circuit board plan, that have similar function? Thank you

No control circuit. BUt you can monitor RPM using something like this:
Nubotics WheelWatcher – WW-11

You can get it from places like www.acroname.com or use the idea to build one of your own.

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