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Sorry, I didn't make it clear in my last post, I don't have the 1326's, I was going to try one more time here to get an answer before pulling the trigger. Lots more help this time, which is nice...

Thank you for a great answer. I really appreciate it. I was thinking it was possible I would have to replace the resolver with an encoder but really wasn't sure. The analog output problem makes...

I get that I asked a lot of questions here in one post. No responses was kind of rough, but I get it, I don't know if I would have responded to me either. Anyways, after a semester of bugging tech...

I can use a parallel port, serial port or pci. I could also possibly build something myself if it wasn't too complicated. I read something about using a DAC with some solid state relays on this...

I have an AMC B30A40 drive that I just got from their wonderful university outreach program. I am trying to figure out the easiest way to run it in constant torque mode. I am currently using...

I am building what equates to a two axis CNC machine (x and z). The x-axis is a rack and pinion setup using Ahren's parts. The z-axis is a metal cable that is wound by a servo to place constant...

I am an aerospace engineering student, so industrial servo's aren't really my strongest area. I am currently working on a gravity simulator project that requires a servo to apply a constant torque...

I'm not sure what the best way to attach the 80/20 to the I-beam would be. Any ideas? Im also looking for a source for some wheels that will work in the T-Slot.

We thought about that early on, but that solution had a few problems. We wanted to be able to test rovers which might have a changing mass (taking samples, deploying probes, etc.). Using the...

For my senior design in aerospace engineering at NC State, we are building a reduced-gravity simulator to test rovers on. I have kept the idea of building a CNC machine in the back of my mind for a...