| ??? 09/23/03 11:47 Read: times |
#55188 - RE: Motor and 8051 clock Responding to: ???'s previous message |
About electric and magnetic fields inside the motor I think that is not problem , becouse the target is at 1 or 2 meters of the coils. The supply for the target is a flyback and the voltage is from one of the coils of the rotor , the target only need measure if the rotor is rotating The motor is very big and is a generator "my doubt is if the force centrifuges altered the frequency of the clock of the micro " The diameter of the rotor is 60cm , the centrifuge force is very high at 600rpm , can this damage the clock or deform , is the frecuency stable Excuse my English Thanks |
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