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Finding a source for a proper (low-priced) motor isn't easy... (we are still trying out different motors - currently, we are trying out 14:1 geared stepper motors as they may give feedback about wheel rotation which is useful for odometry)
In the schematics for the Ardumower, I can see that the wheel motor drivers are fed by the 24V battery, but the GMPD/404980 -1 are only 12V motors. Does the PWM software ensure the motors don't get more than 12V?
Yes, if using 24V supply voltage for the motor driver, you can limit the voltage to supply voltage/2 (=12V) by setting the maximum PWM value in the robot config:
int motorSpeedMax = 127; // set max. motor voltage to motor driver supply voltage/2
Alternatively, you only connect 12V to the motor driver supply voltage (and not 24V).
at this moment I'm using other type of motor, but I want switch to GMPD/404980-1 from Pollin, but on this motor is special output shaft ( hole ). Is there any drawing for any simple adapter for this shaft ?
Since I couldn't create the exact profile with just a file, I filed an octagon to match. But with hindsight, I probably should have just filed a square profile.
As far as I know it's a Quadlock-1379217-3 connector.
I didn't have such a connector, so I used standard female blade terminals instead (think it was 2,8 mm). Works quite well.
Hi,
Yesterday I did new tests with pollin motors and I think that mower speed is too low. I'm using plastic wheel 25cm diameter.
What is your wheel diameter ?
> Is there any drawing for any simple adapter for this shaft ?
I accidentally found (and bought) another GMPD motor including a shaft on ebay.
The profile is called "KRC Profil". The shafts are called "KRC Profil Steckwelle"
(And no, I didn't pay €41,50 for the Shaft) ;-)
Finding good motors is indeed not so simple and surprisingly expensive.
It seems the quality gearboxes are the expensive part. Also the encoder increases the price. It seems a shame to combine expensive gearboxes with brushed motors; brushless motors would be nicer I think.
Do we feel stepper motors might become the standard in the future?