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Summary of Contents for Pololu ROMI
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Be careful to avoid prolonged heating of the motor pins, which could deform the motor case or brushes. We currently have two boards that the these encoders can directly plug into: the Romi 32U4 Control Board and the Motor Driver and Power Distribution Board for Romi Chassis.
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For robots not using these boards, it might be more convenient to install the board and pins facing up and connect to them with a cable made from our wires with pre-crimped terminals. The included low-profile headers are still long enough to work with our pre-crimped jumper wires.
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If you do not care about compatibility with existing or potential future boards, we recommend soldering wires directly to the encoder or installing a standard-length male header that works better with cables made from our wires with pre-crimped terminals. A standard-length straight 0.1″ male header allows for compact cable connection. Once the board is soldered down to the two terminals, the motor leads are connected to the M1 and M2 pads along the edge of the board;...
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Encoder A and B outputs of a magnetic encoder on a high-power (HP) mini plastic gearmotor running at 4.5 V. The board’s six pads have a 0.1″ (2.54 mm) pitch, so they are compatible with common 0.1″ connectors, or you can just solder individual wires directly to the board. Once the board is soldered to the motor, the magnetic encoder disc can be pushed onto the motor shaft.
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM This schematic is also available as a downloadable pdf (88k pdf). https://eckstein-shop.de/...
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