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If you're unsure of how many pole pairs the resolver has, just attach it to drive and rotate it manually exactly one revolution while inspecting position counter value at Granity's Testing tab. If you see position counter changing approx 8192 counts, then it's single-turn resolver. If you see change of ~16384 or more, then it's multi-turn resolver. To determine correct {{param|FBR}} value, write down the counter change over one revolution, divide it by 4 and round it to nearest value of 2048, 4096, 6144, 8192 or any N*2048. | If you're unsure of how many pole pairs the resolver has, just attach it to drive and rotate it manually exactly one revolution while inspecting position counter value at Granity's Testing tab. If you see position counter changing approx 8192 counts, then it's single-turn resolver. If you see change of ~16384 or more, then it's multi-turn resolver. To determine correct {{param|FBR}} value, write down the counter change over one revolution, divide it by 4 and round it to nearest value of 2048, 4096, 6144, 8192 or any N*2048. | ||
− | Example: if you find position counter changes 16760 counts | + | Example: if you find position counter changes 16760 counts, then divide it by 4 to get 4190, then round it to 4096 which is the correct value for FBR. |
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