The REV Radio Power Module is designed to keep one of the most critical system components, the OpenMesh OM5P-AC WiFi radio, powered in the toughest moments of the competition. Traditional barrel jacks easily work themselves loose and often require hacks like hot glue to prevent intermittent power losses.

The Falcon 500 is not simply a drivetrain motor, its form factor, power and reliability make it the perfect motor for any FRC application. While teams can save significant weight using the Falcon 500 on their drivetrain, you can also use it for your specialized mechanisms to give yourself more power and reliability without sacrificing valuable ...

The REV Radio Power Module is designed to keep one of the most critical system components, the OpenMesh OM5P-AC WiFi radio (am-3205), powered in the toughest moments of the competition. Traditional barrel jacks easily work themselves loose and often require hacks like hot glue to prevent intermittent power losses.

The NEO Vortex is a high-power, high-performance, and high-resolution sensored brushless motor that is compatible with the REV ION System.

If your team is using the Radio Power Module (RPM) from Rev Robotics, please be aware of the following: DO NOT use both the RPM and 12VDC to power the radio. Doing this can damage your radio.

The following tables provide the operating and mechanical specifications for the Radio Power Module. DO NOT exceed the maximum electrical specifications. Doing so will cause permanent damage to the Radio Power Module and will void the …

2024年8月2日 · This page contains a wiring diagram for the Radio Power Module with the Vivid Hosting VH-109 FRC radio, along with a few crucial notes to consider for the electrical protection of the radio. WARNING! Be sure to avoid using both the RPM and 12VDC sources to power the VH-109 radio simultaneously, as this will result in damage to the radio.

2022年3月1日 · The 2022 FRC inspection checklist implies that powering the Robot Radio via the 18-24V PoE port must be done using an RPM (radio power module). Or, the Robot Radio could be powered from the 12V 2A output from the VRM, and based on this 12V voltage it implies that the barrel jack would be used in this case.

The NEO Brushless Motor is the first brushless motor designed to meet the unique demands of the FRC community. NEO offers an incredible power density due to its compact size and reduced weight. As it is designed to have similar performance characteristics and matching mounting features, NEO can be a drop-in replacement for CIM-style motors.

The controller can also limit the current based on the RPM of the motor in a linear fashion to help with controllability in closed loop control. For a response that is linear the entire RPM range leave limit RPM at 0.