Composants électriques
This is a 16-14 #8 ring terminal.
Eight (8) pieces are included in this part, packed in a baggie.
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This is a 10-12 gauge quick disconnect T-Tap connector to help you
efficiently wire your robot.
Ten (10) pieces are included in this part, packed in a baggie.
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This is a 14-16 gauge quick disconnect T-Tap connector to help you
efficiently wire your robot.
Ten (10) pieces are included in this part, packed in a baggie.
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This is a 16-22 gauge quick disconnect T-Tap connector to help you
efficiently wire your robot.
Ten (10) pieces are included in this part, packed in a baggie.
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This is part of our Motor Meter kit. The integral part of being able to measure the current draw before the speed controller. If you have your own controller you can interface with this sensor and create your own project. Or use it live on your robot to see how much power is being pulled.
Pre-wired with Anderson PowerPole connectors, and comes with two red housings with terminals to wire inline right away, and a 12" female-to-female pwm cable with gender changer to connect to the sensor.
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The Sensor Kit for the DART Linear Actuator includes two hall effect sensors (am-3313), an aluminum mounting bracket, and associated hardware. The hall effect sensors are intended to be used for end of travel sensing.
This kit is designed to be used with the 12" DART (am-3072a) or 6" DART (am-3076a) linear actuator. Both bracket lengths are included.
Be sure to position the sensors at a location so that the DART lead screw does not travel as far to bottom out the brass nut at the end of stroke.
It is recommended to run this actuator with hall effect and/or current protection as it is possible to stall or "stick" the lead screws when stalled against a hard stop at both ends of travel. It's recommended to use the the hall effect switches to limit travel of the actuator from the end stops. When using faster ratios it may be possible to overrun the limits slightly and programming methods may require ease into stroke ends. If you are not able to program these functions we recommend using a Talon SRX (am-2854) which has on-board switch monitoring and current protection.
Be sure to assemble the DART so that the magnet on the Back Bearing is located under the location that the hall effect sensor is mounted.
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Included Hardware:
The E4T miniature optical encoder provides digital quadrature encoder feedback for high volume, limited space applications. The E4T is designed to be a drop in replacement for the E4P that offers higher maximum speed and increased output drive.
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Guide(s)
am-3132 E4T Assembly Instructions.pdf
EncoderExampleCode_am-3132.zip
Layout Print(s)
This is a great basic electronic kit with 181 pieces plus 4" cable ties. Buying this kit lets you save some money and have the right electrical connector available when you need it!
The male connectors can be used with the T-Taps and Flags as well as the Female Connectors.
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This is the cable used for our US Digital E4T Encoder. It comes with pre-fabricated individual AVL connectors, making there no need to crimp your own ends.
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F6 Installation Tool Simplifies Long Length Installations This simple tool
makes installing long lengths of F6 sleeving a breeze. Just insert your bundle
of wires into the shank of the tool and slide it along the split in the sleeving.
As the tool travels along the sleeving, it deposits the wires and allows the
split to close correctly. When any single wire needs to be broken out of the
installation, just rotate it out of the tool and continue the installation.
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A better way to Hall Effect is here. Now you can easily see when the magnet is close to this hall effect sensor as there is a blue LED, on to know it's powered, that will turn off when the magnet is near. This Hall Effect is designed specifically for FRC use and is featured in the DART, Sensor Kit (am-3077) for the DART, 12" Actuator Kit (am-3072a) and DART, 6" Actuator Kit (am-3076a). The sensor works with either pole of the magnet and reading the sensor is easy, 5v means component is safe to move 0v means the magnet is under it.
This hall effect sensor board has four mounting holes. You can use two for mounting and two for a cable tie to hold the connecting cable in place.
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Dimensions:
This encoder is designed to fit the back shaft of our PG Gearmotors with LONGER backshaft. (am-0914a)
It can also replace the encoder that comes on the PG Gearmotors with Encoder (am-2971)
They are not able to be used on the (am-0914, am-0915, am-2193)
Reading the encoder can be done with our Hall Effect Encoder Cable, am-2993
* Note: Because the encoder is connected to the back of the motor shaft, the rotation is backwards from normal front mounted encoders so you will need compensate for this in software or simply connect Ch. A output to your Ch. B input and Ch. B output to your Ch. A input.
Encoder Pinout:
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The HERO Development Board is developed by Cross the Road Electronics. It's a user programmable hardware platform that runs the .NET Micro Framework, which allows you to develop applications using Visual Studio written in C#. The HERO also functions as a Gadgeteer main board, enabling easy integration of many hardware accessories for whatever additions you have in mind like SPI, I2C, UART/USART, SD Card, Analog, GPIO, PWM and a Talon SRX emulation port. The HERO also features dual wire CAN, USB host and USB device support.
Visual Studio Debugging
Developers can enjoy all of the benefits of a modern debugger/IDE, while creating embedded robotic applications. Use breakpoints, watch list, call-stack and more...
Open source class library
Developers can use HERO as an aid to integrate Talon SRX, PCM and PDP to custom platforms that support CAN Bus. Great for college projects!
USB Host Features
HERO allows Gamepads to be directly connected, allowing users to control Talons over CAN Bus without a PC. Use a wireless USB gamepad and drive your robot remotely!
CAN Device Configuration
Field-upgrade and modify Device IDs of CAN Devices using HERO and USB. (Requires a USB A-to-A cable).
Latest Motion Control Features
Want to try out the latest and greatest Talon SRX features? Got a feature idea you'd like us to try? HERO provides a common platform for the CTRE team to better support you. Feature additions to CTRE CAN Devices are tested using HERO, meaning we use our devices the same way you do. Example projects continually added to Visual Studio to demonstrate how to use latest features.
This is the cable designed for the encoder that is pre-attached to the NeveRest Series of motors and gearmotors. It has a connector to directly interface between the NeveRest encoder and the HiTechnic DC Motor Controller for TETRIX or the Modern Robotics Motor Controller.
This cable plugs into the Modern Robotics Motor Controller in the same orientation as the picture above. The red wire is towards the center of the controller.