Kyle Slemmer

In general, even the largest permanent magnet brushless motors will run on our system, it just depends how fast they will run. This is all determined by voltages; both the backdrive voltage output ...

The TI-5000JX and TI-3000JX support the majority of the Kollmorgen AKM feedback options, including: generic incremental encoders, resolvers, Hiperface, Hiperface DSL, EnDat, SSI, BiSS, and others. ...

  Control Techniques has an obsolete line of motors known as the SL series.  They can come with a proprietary feedback listed in their manuals as "CT-Coder + SLM3 Electronics". This CT-Coder is mad...

These motors have Halls (H1-H3) and a 3-phase AC tachometer for feedback. The AC tach signal must also be aligned correctly. I believe the tach is keyed to the Halls assembly so alignment should au...

Yaskawa SIGMA I series motors can come with proprietary C-channel incremental encoders. These encoders have standard A/B incremental outputs in addition to the C channel which contains all six of t...

The Bosch/Rexroth SF series motors use proprietary Heidenhain EnDat serial encoders. Most standard model Heidenhain EnDat encoders will not work as replacements on the corresponding Bosch drive. He...

We currently do not support the Drive CLiQ protocol used on newer Siemens motors. This includes the legacy Drive CLiQ modules that are used in conjunction with supported feedback devices, and the n...

These old Siemens 1FT5 motors typically have two separate feedbacks that need to be tested and aligned; a Hall effects for commutation and a 3-phase AC tach. Some motors will also be equipped with ...

Mitsubishi uses a few standard feedback connections for their serial encoders, however, it's important to know that there are now two main wiring setups that can be used with these feedback connect...

INTRODUCTIONFor over a decade now, Fanuc has been making encoders that use a new serial protocol which we refer to as "High Speed" due to their faster serial data rates compared with the legacy Fan...