| ??? 12/08/04 18:11 Modified: 12/08/04 18:15 Read: times |
#82771 - reply Responding to: ???'s previous message |
If you use CAN you can take advantage of the syncronization functionality provided by CANopen, and synch the movement of your motors.
In fact you could buy off-the-shelf CANopen motors and encoders and plug them into your network. Perhaps shorten the development time and costs. Andy |
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