NeveRest Classic 60 Gearmotor (am-3103)
Product Overview:
The NeveRest 60 is a gearmotor with an attached encoder. The output shaft geometry and the gearbox housing diameter is similar to what FTC teams are familiar with. The shaft is 6mm dia and the gearbox housing is 37mm in diameter
The power cable which feeds into the black encoder housing has two powerpole connectors already crimped to the end of the cable.
FRC/FTC Legality:
Encoder Cable Options:
The NeveRest Orbital 20 comes with our am-2992 cable which has the white 4-pin connector for the encoder and also the black 4-pin connector for the HiTechnic and Modern Robotics motor controller. am-2993 is an optional encoder cable which has the white 4-pin connector on one end and 4 separate black connectors on the other end.
There is an encoder mounted to the back side of this motor. It is a 7 pulse per revolution (ppr), hall effect encoder. Since the motor's gearbox has a 60:1 reduction, then the NeverRest 60 output shaft provides 420 ppr.
Working with the Encoders:
Physical Specs:
The NeveRest 60 is a gearmotor with an attached encoder. The output shaft geometry and the gearbox housing diameter is similar to what FTC teams are familiar with. The shaft is 6mm dia and the gearbox housing is 37mm in diameter
The power cable which feeds into the black encoder housing has two powerpole connectors already crimped to the end of the cable.
FRC/FTC Legality:
- According to the FIRST Tech Challenge Game Manual Part 1, Rule RE09, this is legal for the 2017-2018 FTC Game.
- According to the FIRST Robotics Challenge Game Manual, Rule R33, this is legal for the 2018 FRC Game as it uses the NeveRest am-3104 motor.
Encoder Cable Options:
The NeveRest Orbital 20 comes with our am-2992 cable which has the white 4-pin connector for the encoder and also the black 4-pin connector for the HiTechnic and Modern Robotics motor controller. am-2993 is an optional encoder cable which has the white 4-pin connector on one end and 4 separate black connectors on the other end.
There is an encoder mounted to the back side of this motor. It is a 7 pulse per revolution (ppr), hall effect encoder. Since the motor's gearbox has a 60:1 reduction, then the NeverRest 60 output shaft provides 420 ppr.
Working with the Encoders:
- https://ftc-tricks.com/dc-motors/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/FTC/comments/474wks/help_the_different_motor_modes_run_using_encoders/
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0liBxZCtrA
Physical Specs:
- Overall Length: 133.5mm (5.26 in)
- Maximum Diameter: 37mm (1.46 in)
- Output Shaft size: 6mm (0.24 in) with 0.5mm deep flat
- Weight: 0.776 pounds
- Mounting Holes: M3 tapped holes, qty. 6, on a 31mm bolt circle (3.5mm depth MAX, beyond this can damage plate and stop motor)
- Electrical Connection Geometry: 6-pin connector for motor power and encoder contact
- Gear Material: Steel
- Body Material: Steel with plastic encoder housing
- Lubrication: Included with gearbox
- Shaft Hardness: 45-50 Rockwell C (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockwell_scale)
- Wire Gauge: 18 AWG
- Gearbox Reduction: 60:1
- Voltage: 12 volt DC
- No Load Free Speed, at gearbox output shaft: 105 RPM
- Gearbox Output Power: 14W
- Stall Torque: 593 oz-in
- Stall Current: 11.5A
- Output counts per revolution of Output Shaft (cpr): 1680 Pulses
- Max Speed (under load of dyno):
- No Load Current (under load of dyno):
- Stall Current:
- Stall Torque:
- Max Output Power:
- Time to Failure at Stall:
- Motor Case Temperature at Failure:
