Which motor type to use for this? Stepper, Servo, Geared?
hello guys,
i'm developing project consists on automated panoramic head take several pictures fast , on specific angles vertically , horizontally.
the input keys, lcd display , menu system working, , need 2 motors handle movements.
this need have no idea on motors need...
the requirements are:
- 5v operation;
- continuous rotation;
- rotate left or right;
- position feedback;
- slow rotation (<100rpm, can gear down);
- torque able handle 2kg of camera/lens (again, can gear improve)
i believe important specs need, , of course don't want spend money...
i'm looking cheap, important select type of motor go , can more research on voltage, torque , speed stuff.
thanks feedback!!
i'm developing project consists on automated panoramic head take several pictures fast , on specific angles vertically , horizontally.
the input keys, lcd display , menu system working, , need 2 motors handle movements.
this need have no idea on motors need...
the requirements are:
- 5v operation;
- continuous rotation;
- rotate left or right;
- position feedback;
- slow rotation (<100rpm, can gear down);
- torque able handle 2kg of camera/lens (again, can gear improve)
i believe important specs need, , of course don't want spend money...
i'm looking cheap, important select type of motor go , can more research on voltage, torque , speed stuff.
thanks feedback!!
stepper motors jittery, though can minimized using microsteps suitable stepper motor driver. see stepper motor basics. easy control arduino.
a geared dc motor have encoder attached keep track of position accurately. programming encoder bit more difficult. need motor driver.
a standard servo moves 160 - 180 degrees. easy program , driver circuits included. can sail winch servos can 3 revolutions.
you can continuous rotation servos can control direction , speed not position. need encoder position. may attractive having driver electronics included.
if servo suitable far easiest use - mechanical , programming point of view - , also, probably, price.
...r
a geared dc motor have encoder attached keep track of position accurately. programming encoder bit more difficult. need motor driver.
a standard servo moves 160 - 180 degrees. easy program , driver circuits included. can sail winch servos can 3 revolutions.
you can continuous rotation servos can control direction , speed not position. need encoder position. may attractive having driver electronics included.
if servo suitable far easiest use - mechanical , programming point of view - , also, probably, price.
...r
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