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Informations about USB 6343
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davidc74
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11-16-2021 03:19 AM - edited 11-16-2021 03:42 AM
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Hello,
I have got some questions about the way to controlling motors and other instruments with a USB 6343.
I'll controlling this card with python 3 and the lib nidaqmx.
I have to control 2 CC motors. I just have to control the on / off, no use to control the speed.
The specifications of these 2 motors are:
Voltage 12V cc, current 50mA.
Is it possible to wire these motors directly on the board or should i use something like a mosfet transistor and finally control the mosfet with the NI USB-6343 ?
I've got another motor to control. This one is a little more complicated.
Here the specifications of this motor: https://soda.crouzet.com/pn/?i=80140004
This motor was previously used and some wire are already wired into the box.
I would know more informations about the way to use it.
-Wire 1 (Power ground supply) -> connected to D GND
-Wire 2 (24 V Power supply) -> connected to AO 1
-Wire 3 (Signal ground) -> not connected
-Wire 4 (On/Off input) -> connected to P 0.1
-Wire 5 (Direction input) -> connected to P 0.0
-Wire 6 (PWM speed setpoint) -> not connected
-Wire 7 (0-10V speed setpoint) -> not connected
-Wire 8 (12 points/rev encoder output) -> not connected
Does the USB-6343 is able to provide 24V CC to the motor or should i use an external power supply ?
Is it possible to control this material with the nidaqmx lib ?
Thank's to anyone would take time to help me.
Best,
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santo_13
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11-16-2021 10:07 AM
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- Is it possible to control this material with the nidaqmx lib ?
- I am not familiar with Python, but from the name, it looks right
- Does the USB-6343 is able to provide 24V CC to the motor or should i use an external power supply ?
- You need to use an external power supply
- Is it possible to wire these motors directly on the board or should i use something like a mosfet transistor and finally control the mosfet with the NI USB-6343 ?
- You need external power supply with appropriate motor driver(simplest being a MOSFET and aux circuit)
- I've got another motor to control. This one is a little more complicated.
- This motor seems to contain the motor driver within itself
- You can control the motor with external power supply and use the signals from USB6343 to control
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11-17-2021 08:09 AM
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Hello,
Thank's a lot for your answer !
Best,
David
