In the world of motion technology, few components have proven as enduring and versatile as the brushed DC motor. Known for ...

In the world of motion technology, few components have proven as enduring and versatile as the brushed DC motor.

Maxon’s Escon2 speed controllers now come with a built-in method for operating accurately without an encoder The Swiss motion control specialist maxon has developed a speed measurement method for ...

maxon has launched a groundbreaking new method for BLDC motor control that removes the need for an encoder, allowing for greater design efficiency, reduced costs, and high precision. Creds: maxon This ...

A new magnetic digital encoder featuring 14-bit resolution, differential outputs, and a speed range of up to 200-k e-RPM offers accurate and cost-effective position sensing for various robotic and ...

The broad world of DC motors has two basic categories: brushed and brushless. The brushed motor has been around since the 1830s (yes, that long!), and billions of them have been used successfully.

From a simple electronic toothbrush to complicated robotics systems, DC motors are present everywhere. In most of our previous Arduino projects, we have used these DC motors as actuators and ...

The ability of two-in-one encoders to provide motor feedback and position measurement in one device are critical to the space and safety needs of collaborative robots. In robotics, movements must be ...