Product description: JRK G2 24v13 - single channel USB motor controller with feedback 40V/13A - Pololu 3147
Extremely simplemotor controllerwith feedback support belonging to the second generation ofJRKcontrollers- JRK G2. Provides easy speed or position control(but not for both simultaneously). Available communication interfaces:USB,TTL,I2C, analog and radio. Supply voltage isfrom 6.5 V to 40 Vand continuous current up to 13 A.
Technical specification of the controller
- Supply voltage for motors: from 6.5 V to 40 V
- Continuous current per channel: 13 A
- Maximum PWM signal frequency: 20 kHz
- Number of channels: 1
- Connector: microUSB
- Interfaces: USB, serial TTL, I2C, RC servo, analog voltage
- Protection against reverse connection ofpower supply
- Dimensions (without connectors): 36 x30x 11 mm
- Weight (without connectors): 6.5 g
| The kit requires simple soldering of basic electronic components. |
Features of the motor driver from Pololu
- Easy open or closed loop control of one DC motor
- 5 control interfaces
- USB: direct connection to the computer
- Serial TTL: works with 5 V, for connection to a microcontroller
- I2C: for connection to microcontroller
- Radio signalfor connection to RC system
- Analog voltagefor use with a potentiometer or pad
- Feedback options
- Analog voltage; 0 V to 5 V - for closed loop system
- Frequency:for speed control using pulse counting
- None: for open loop
- (the controller does not support quadrature encoders)
- 20 kHz ultrasonic PWM - silent operation (5 kHz can also be set)
- Simple control and calibration using dedicated software
- Configurable:
- PID coefficients
- Maximum current
- Maximum PWM signal filling
- Maximum acceleration and deceleration
- Fault response
- Input calibration for analogue and RC control
- CRC error detection
- Reverse polarity protection
- Firmware upgradeable
Pinout description of JRK G2 24v13
Comparison of JRK with the new generation - JRK G2
The new G2 family has many improvements over the older JRKs. The JRK G2 drivers support higher operating voltages and higher currents, yet are smaller than their predecessors. Other features:
- Hardware current limiting - the controller limits the motor current if it exceeds a set threshold
- More accurate speed control at low frequencies
- I2C interface for increased controllability
- Possibility to measure VIN voltage to monitor power supply or batteries
- MicroUSB connector instead of miniUSB
- Speed reduction limitation (JRK first version had only acceleration limitation)
- PID coefficients can be changed live via UART, I2C or USB
The JRK G2 controllers are software compatible with the older version, so there is no need to replace the control application.
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