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| Dec13-12, 03:53 AM | #1 |
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Moving an object over predetermined trajectory
Need some guidance on how to approach the following scenario
Object : 200 grams movement axis : x, y, z distance : 20 meters speed : 70 to 150 kmph adjustable. The plan is to have 3 motors on a jig to control the movement on 3 axis. The issue is to reach 50 m/s speeds and braking. alternatively is to look at magnetic tunnel but the power requirement adn control seems expansive. Any suggestion on a motor that is available that can reach 50 m/s over 20 meters? the Y axis and z axis motors will be driven by the x axis motor hence the object weight will be more when it comes to the x axis motors which moves the jig across 20mts at 50 m/s appreciate any guidance on the same |
| Dec14-12, 04:10 PM | #2 |
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Maybe use a model rocket motor? |
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