28PA51G Optical Encoder DC Motor Module

SKU: FIT0277

This is a DFRobot custom-designed, high-quality DC motor featuring quiet operation and high torque output, with a built-in optical encoder. The optical encoder provides 663 pulses per revolution (PPR), offering an angular resolution of approximately 0.54° per step at the output shaft, which is sufficient to meet the requirements of general PID speed and position control. This motor is widely used in mobile robotics applications.

Angled shot of back of 12V low noise DC motor encoder, 143-146 RPM-DFRobot product sku:FIT0277 image.
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    Parameter Value
    Model 28PA51G
    Working voltage 12V
    No load RPM (before gearbox) 8000 rpm
    Gear ratio 51:1
    No load RPM (after gearbox) 146rpm@12V
    No load current @ 12V: 0.23A
    Stall current 3.6A
    Rated torque @ 12V 10kg.cm (139oz.in)
    Encoder Resolution 13 PPR (663 PPR for gearbox shaft)
    Encoder type Two phase hall encoder
    Size 123x36x36mm
    Weight 270g

    FAQ

    • What is the Torque of this Motor?

    • I'm unable to get the Encoder to output pulses. I've hooked it up via the Encoder Board with the 4 wires for the encoder interface as follows: 1) Black to Ground, 2) Red to 5V, and 3) Blue and Green as encoder outputs.

      When I monitor the outputs on the Blue/Green (A/B) wires, I only see 5V high even as the motor/wheel to which its attached is rotating.

      Anything missing here? Any suggestions on how best to unit test?

      Do you have a oscilloscope? Have you measure the output signal wave shape? And it is better to post this question on the forum. we can add some photo and picture on it.

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