Geez I just saw the first line of your post, you are right I misread it as 48kg.m. doh. I wondered how that tiny motor could pack that much torque at 1.6 Amps.
I had this motor in mind before I saw what I mistook as a better deal...
It's for a parabolic dish reflector. It's part of a school project but the client involved wants +/- 0.1 degree tracking.
I just grabbed that backlash value from the data sheet of the motor:
Gearbox Properties
Gearbox Type: Planetary
Gear Ratio: 99.5:1
Backlash Error: 1 1/2°
Maximum...
Hi,
I am trying to control a mass in the pitch and yaw axes with +/- 0.1 degree accuracy. I am new to all of this and have a couple of questions. So far my plan is to use absolute rotary encoders of 12+ bits resolution coupled with the mass to know it's position. This is for solar tracking...