danharris
Newbie level 1
This is the wiring diagram to a rotary actuator I am experimenting with.
The red and black wire power the actuator, to get it to position A, you have + to red, - to black. To get it to position B, you reverse polarity.
Wires blue and white are for feedback.
At room temperature, I had a diode failure, it looks like it overheated and expanded from the inside until it became an open circuit.
I was hoping you folks could offer me some insight into what the problem could be.
Thanks for reading.
The red and black wire power the actuator, to get it to position A, you have + to red, - to black. To get it to position B, you reverse polarity.
Wires blue and white are for feedback.
At room temperature, I had a diode failure, it looks like it overheated and expanded from the inside until it became an open circuit.
I was hoping you folks could offer me some insight into what the problem could be.
Thanks for reading.
