I'm building a slip ring CA24X4AL into the robot attached to a pcb board with connectors to wire the motors and the other electronics. The slipring has 24 wires and each wire can have 2A of current. I wanted to wire the robot on a professional way.
A project log for 'Thor' robot with addons and GUI
Thor robot based on the author AngelLM
I'm building a slip ring CA24X4AL into the robot attached to a pcb board with connectors to wire the motors and the other electronics. The slipring has 24 wires and each wire can have 2A of current. I wanted to wire the robot on a professional way.
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It's a good idea!
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I always liked that kind of wires, how them allow to rotate infinitely hahaha... but were to expensive to my low-cost arm.
I want to see it working!
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I know, low cost makes the difference. I wanted to make the 'Thor' robot as close as a real industrial one and I know it's going to cost a little bit more. Everybody can decide which robot they will like to make. :-) I'll try to use and find the cheapest materials.
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Yeah! I love the way you are turning it that great! I'm learning a lot from you :)
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