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SUMMARY - 14187_80
SUMMARY - 14187_82

Neets Module 15-Principles of Synchros, Servos, and Gyros
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1-69 SIGNAL is defined as the angle through which a transmitter rotor is mechanically turned. This term has the same meaning as "transmitter's mechanical input." RECEIVER ROTATION may be in a direction opposite to that desired. When it is necessary to reverse receiver rotation, reverse the S1 and S3 connections on either the synchro transmitter or the synchro receiver. The causes both synchro rotors to turn through the same angle but in opposite directions. REVERSED ROTOR CONNECTIONS are common problems in new or modified synchro systems and should not be confused with the deliberate reversal of the stator connections. The reversal of the R1 and R2 connections on a synchro rotor causes a 180º error between the synchro transmitter and the synchro receiver, but the direction of rotor rotation still remains the same.






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