Editing High dynamic range torque control
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===Contributions=== | ===Contributions=== | ||
*Smoother, less jittering motion when combined with high resolution [[Feedback devices|feedback]] | *Smoother, less jittering motion when combined with high resolution [[Feedback devices|feedback]] | ||
− | *Quieter operation, | + | *Quieter operation, no hiss from motor |
*Allow supporting wide power range of motors within single drive | *Allow supporting wide power range of motors within single drive | ||
*All automatic & transparent - no configuration needed | *All automatic & transparent - no configuration needed | ||
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File:Hdrtcombm.png|Zoomed image of the combined current sense signal. The switch between high and low sensitivity happens at 2.5A. As seen from the image, the curve above 2.5A is bit more rough than below 2.5A. | File:Hdrtcombm.png|Zoomed image of the combined current sense signal. The switch between high and low sensitivity happens at 2.5A. As seen from the image, the curve above 2.5A is bit more rough than below 2.5A. | ||
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