assume we have two motors and one encoder. both motors are using only one encoder to get the positionWhat does the load for the DC signals look like ?
A schematic / block diagram of what you want to do.
Regards, Dana.
You are going to have to explain what you mean by dividing the signal. If you mean sending it to two places, as you stated, that can be done with wires. What do you expect the IC to do that would be different than that?It can be done by using wires but Is there any IC we can use for dividing the output of the encoder
It also looks like it might be using one encoder to position two steppers, rarely done as all that is needed is to use the same signal for each stepper driver, done many times in the DIY CNC fraternity, stepper systems position according to the amount of steps signals received which requires no encoder feedback.assume we have two motors and one encoder. both motors are using only one encoder to get the position
I need encoder Splitter signal with isolation given here https://www.indiamart.com/proddetail/encoder-splitters-8524148773.htmlAn encoder will not drive a stepper motor directly. It needs to electronics to interface them. Tell us EXACTLY what you are trying to do so we can help you to do it.
Les.
sorry for confusen My question is about encoder splitter. I had taken an example of two motor's I am not doing anything with a motorForget about an encoder splitter.
What are you trying to do with two motors?
As I already mentioned, using a encoder with stepper motors is rare, they are typically open loop servo's as the position can be obtained purely by using the required amount of steps.I am using one encoder to position two devices I am looking IC has to be one input which provides two outputs
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