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Details of motor connectors 

Details of motor connectors 

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In this study, a co-processor for six-legged robot is designed and implemented. Kinematic calculations are complicated and many times we need a separate computation unit when we need high accuracy and precision. Co-processor usage is widespread for decreasing the load on the main computation unit. The co-processor designed in this study is speciali...

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... pin descriptions are given in Table 2 and general connection scheme is given in Figure 7. Motors are controlled via serial port. They use a standard package structure which includes motor position, speed and other information. ...

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