When driving a brushless servo, what does one step correspond to? From what I understand it means that the rotor goes from one hall sensor to another, so it's got 3*(the number of poles) steps.
When driving a brushless servo, what does one step correspond to? From what I understand it means that the rotor goes from one hall sensor to another, so it's got 3*(the number of poles) steps.
No no, hall sensor for only commutation.
Resolution depended to shaft encoder.
My Emerson servos have resolvers with 4096 positions/rev and the Mitsubishis have high res encoders with 131072 pulses/rev.
I can set up how much they move for each input pulse, when driving them with step/direction commands.