I'm trying to find a fairly low cost, low power motor with a built in encoder for the students in my mechatronics class. I came across this motor on the Digilent website:
However, the datasheet at the bottom of the page is for the 12V and 24V version of this motor, so it is difficult for me to detemine if this motor will meet my needs. Additionally, I'm trying to teach my students to read datasheets, so having an accurate datasheet to perform interfacing comparisons and computations is important.
Does anyone have the datasheet that actually matches the 6V version of this motor that is being sold?
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I'm trying to find a fairly low cost, low power motor with a built in encoder for the students in my mechatronics class. I came across this motor on the Digilent website:
http://www.digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?NavPath=2,403,625&Prod=MT-MOTOR
However, the datasheet at the bottom of the page is for the 12V and 24V version of this motor, so it is difficult for me to detemine if this motor will meet my needs. Additionally, I'm trying to teach my students to read datasheets, so having an accurate datasheet to perform interfacing comparisons and computations is important.
Does anyone have the datasheet that actually matches the 6V version of this motor that is being sold?
Thank you!
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