On 30 January 2012 22:33, Viesturs Lācis <viesturs.la...@gmail.com> wrote:

> 2012/1/30 Peter C. Wallace <p...@mesanet.com>:
> >
> > Before you change encoders, and noting that others have used the CUI/AMT
> > encoders with success, can you try a little experiment to make sure this
> is
> > not a noise --> losing count/commutation issue?
>
> Thank You for the explanation! I really appreciate that! And this kind of
> test
> with marking a spot on motor's pulley and frame is neat!
> Unfortunately I left yesterday after spending 4 days at client's site.
> And it is several hours to drive there.
> So I do not have access to machine and it would be way too expensive
> just to go there and test it. And there is nobody whom I could ask to
> do it for me :(
>
> I do agree that I should gather as much information as possible,
> before making any decisions, but I find the associated cost to be too
> high.
>
> I have flexible CAT5 cable with shielding used for encoder and hall
> sensor signals, shield is connected to GND only in the PC end, so I do
> not think that it could pick up some noise in the cable.
> I used a superglue to eliminate any chance of slip between motor shaft
> and encoder wheel.
> Jon Elson did very good comparison and analysis on these encoders and
> their poor performance.
> It is not only machine for my own use, but I also have to provide 2
> year warranty, so I do not want to risk of getting encoders working
> now and then solving this issue again in few months or so.
>
>
Most CAT5 cable is solid single strand, not good for installing on machines
or in vibrating environment. But maybe yours is multi-strand?

Regards
Roland
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