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  • Author Author: Jan Cumps
  • Date Created: 22 Mar 2015 8:31 PM Date Created
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1958 Turntable from the Black Forest - 3: Preparation for Motor Drive

Jan Cumps
Jan Cumps
22 Mar 2015

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I've completely cleaned and lubed the drive unit of the Perpetuum-Ebner. All old grease and oil has been removed with isopropyl alcohol (we call it isopropanol down here).

All parts that needed some grease or oil have been serviced. The table is spinning very smoothly at my desk right now,

powered by a motor from an old video recorder.

 

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With that in place, it's now time to start working on the motor control. She's going to be driven by the Infineon DC Motor Control Shield for Arduino.

I've given the shield a make-over to make it stack better on top of the Arduino, and to get it fitted inside the table.

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The revamped shield has stacking headers, and the (very nice Vishay) cap has been replaced by one that doesn't take that much vertical real estate.

I've fitted screws with a very flat head to avoid that they contact the connectors of the Arduino UNO.

 

With all these things in place I can start with the first Enchanted electronics.

The rotation of a 60 year old appliance is going to be controlled by that Infineon shield and the new millennium's Arduino.

 

Pre-work

 

Here is the story about my prototype of the motor control concept:

Vintage Turntable repair: Can I fix a Perpetuum Ebner from 1958 - part 3 - Infineon Motor Driver shield

Vintage Turntable repair: Can I fix a Perpetuum Ebner from 1958 - part 4 - Hercules LaunchPad Enhanced PWM try-out

 

 

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Fix the turntable
1: Perpetuum Ebner Musical 1
2: A Time to Kill and a Time to Heal
3: Preparation for Motor Drive
4: Motor control with Infineon Motor Shield and Arduino UNO
5: Turntable speed sample testbed with Arduino UNO
6: Turntable Speed Sensor design
7: Control Theory - End of Chapter 1
Chapter 2: First Enchantments
8: Digital Light Organ Enchantment
9: Autonomous Servo Lift
10: SMD Time - Solder the IR Speed Sensor PCB
11: Yelp - who can Help me to Compile and Run my First SAMA5D4 C Program
12: Son et Lumiere - End of Chapter 2
Chapter 3: Taming the Board
13: Breakthrough - Run my own C++ Program on the SAMA5D4
14: Digital Light Organ Input Buffer
15: SAMA5D4 Blinky
16: Scope Creep
17: Audio Sampling with 16-bit ADC ADS8343
18: Sending Files to SAMA5D4 over USB
19: Port my Light Organ from Arduino to SAMA5D4
20: Fast Fourier Transform on the SAMA5D4 - End of Chapter 3
Epilogue: Reaching for the Clouds
21: Right-Sizing my Plans
22: My Own C++ Buffered Sampler on the SAMA5D4
Interlude
23: Building In the Motorized Light Organ
24: Up to the Clouds with Yún
25: Publish or Perish
26: Turntable Finished
Stretch & Boni
Bonus 1a: Remote Light Organ with WiFI pt. 1
Bonus 1b: Remote Light Organ with WiFI pt. 2
Grande Finale: Paho MQTT Client on the SAMA5D4
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  • Workshopshed
    Workshopshed over 10 years ago +2
    Ah yes, that infuriating capacitor. Definitely a questionable design choice, although it might make a chimney for my cottage.
  • Workshopshed
    Workshopshed over 10 years ago

    Ah yes, that infuriating capacitor. Definitely a questionable design choice, although it might make a chimney for my cottage.

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