Great videos as usual, Jason! Keep up the good work.
Here is another kind of VSD-E and AC servo application:
The drive is installed in enclosure as intended (connectors reaching out of box, shown at end of video).
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Two VSD-XE drives integrated in serial product as motor controllers
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3CuII5T0kE"]YouTube - VSD-XE drives integrated in a stand alone product[/nomedia]
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09-21-2010, 08:57 PM #23
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That's great, I like it. What is it?
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looks like there's a photodiode on the end of the moving arm, and it's measuring how much optical power a light-source, such as an LED, is outputting in each direction.
Originally Posted by Jason3
That's great, I like it. What is it?
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