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Integrated High‑Resolution Hall Encoder
An onboard hall encoder continuously measures rotational speed and position, enabling precise motion feedback for control systems. The upgraded hall sensor uses 7 pole pairs, increasing encoder resolution significantly and allowing up to 7×2×150 pulses per revolution. Such high pulse density improves closed‑loop motor control, enabling accurate speed regulation, odometry calculations, and motion tracking in robotic drive systems, research platforms, and experimental control applications.
Compact Metal Gearmotor with High Torque Output
A durable micro metal gearbox provides a 150:1 reduction ratio, converting high motor RPM into stable low‑speed output with useful torque. Rated torque reaches 1.0 kg.cm with instantaneous torque up to 2.2 kg.cm, supporting small robotic vehicles and precision mechanical mechanisms. A robust brass faceplate and metal gear train enhance mechanical durability, making this miniature geared drive suitable for continuous robotics experimentation and compact mobile platforms.
Mechanical Compatibility with Robotics Platforms
A 9.0 mm long D‑profile metal output shaft matches common small robot wheels including 42×19 mm and 32×7 mm Pololu‑style wheels. The brass faceplate includes threaded mounting holes for M1.6 screws, while compatible mounting brackets allow secure installation and gear protection. Extended brackets support wheels with recessed hubs. Mechanical compatibility also allows integration with the 2WD miniQ Robot Chassis, simplifying rapid mobile robot prototyping.
Compact size, integrated encoder feedback, and reliable metal gearing make this miniature robotics gearmotor suitable for mobile robots, educational engineering projects, motion control demonstrations, and embedded robotics platforms requiring accurate speed monitoring and compact mechanical integration.
Oct 31, 2025
excellent product!!!