Already made one, worked well. Switched to Linuxcnc now using a PC & MESA
On Friday, March 13, 2020 at 12:38:53 AM UTC+11, Jason Kridner wrote:
>
> Seeed is looking to not only build a Machinekit-focused Cape for
> BeagleBone Black and BeagleBone AI, but to:
> * Take in features and feedback from
Hello,
Sounds good but I was not being too harsh on Seeed Studio from my
perspective. I guess people get busy and languages collide at times. I can
chalk up the issues over the years to that idea.
...
Nothing is perfect and I may be in limbo but I think the Cape should have,
from what I unde
I doubt you'd want any kind of motor drivers on the board. The board
would have logic level outputs only and would interface to
industry-standard motor drivers that run off step/direction or 0 to 10
volts or even Ethercat.
This is where the board gets larger and expensive as it would need to
sup
On Thu, Mar 12, 2020 at 2:59 PM Mala Dies wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a novice in most fields of study regarding brushless stepper motors
> and drives. If anything, I think allowing people like me, the novices in
> this category, to establish as domain in the field with not only hardware
> but a tem
Hello,
I erased my last message. I think my last message was just reaching out.
Here:
- What are we talking about in regards to the power consumption of the
available wattage?
- 125w
- 150w
- 175w
- etc...
- I am asking b/c some motors will drive that much watt
Hello,
I am a novice in most fields of study regarding brushless stepper motors
and drives. If anything, I think allowing people like me, the novices in
this category, to establish as domain in the field with not only hardware
but a temporary to permanent wiki support would be what Open Source
