KoreMotorLE provides two DC motor channels. It can drive up to two DC motors using separate PID's to control position, and speed. The PID control loop is implemented with 32-bit calculations, with a 32-bit position value and a 16-bit velocity value. Current measurement feedback is also available to detect torque and stall conditions for the motors.

KoreMotorLE does not support standalone operation. The board must be connected to a KoreBotLE using the KB-250 stack.

The KoreMotorLE supports the KB-250 interface. The KB-250 interface is an open standard interface to expand the functionality of an existing KoreBot base platform in a easy and fast way. Besides using a full line of off-the-shelf KB-250 modules, developers can also design their own modules. KB-250 modules can be used singularly or stacked together to give the needed functionality. Several KoreMotorLE boards can be placed on one stack to allow control of a large number of motors.

Manufacturer's information may be found at: www-k-team.com

Features:

* Control for 2 DC motors with incremental encoders.
* Motor requirements:
5-28V
25W max
2.5A max continuous
5.0A max peak
* Control:
open or closed loop regulation
position, speed and current (torque) control
adjustable sampling frequency from 10Hz up to 12kHz
* One 2A fuse per motor and one common 5A fuse.
* K-Net Interface (for communication with Khepera and Koala),
* KB-250 Male Interface for communication with Korebot
* KB-250 Female Interface for stacking

Includes:

* KoreMotor LE Extension Board
* On-Line Documentation and Support

Requirements:

* KoreBotLE