How to build a T-STorM32 gimbal

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AS5048A External Encoder Modules

As5048-module-pins.jpg

This module comes with many gimbal motors, e.g. the iPower GBM2804. The separation of the solder pads is ca. 0.85 mm.

As5048-ht2205-module-pins.jpg

This module comes e.g. with the HT2205 gimbal motors. The separation of the solder pads is 1 mm. One could solder a JST-SH connector to them.

Ring Magnets

The ring magnets used for the encoder must be diametrically magnetized.

Also, experience shows that the ring magnet and encoder should be well aligned and centered. It will work if not, but the results will be just more consistent.

The clear gap between encoder housing and ring magnet obviously depends on the specific magnet and the encoder. One may have to experiment, but ca 5 mm for the TLE5012B encoder and a bit less for the AS5048A encoder are good starting values.

Rcgroups user S.V.V. has provided a great write up on info on ring magnets and how to choose: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2838548-T-STorM32-The-best-STorM32-ever-%21/page48&perpage=50#post49566339

User Builds

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