Transmission technology
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Solution: Without gears, two shafts are driven by their respective motors in opposite directions. How can we ensure a 180-degree phase difference with no angular error?
I’m not very knowledgeable on this; transmission simply refers to the transfer of power. How do two motors transfer power to each other? Forget it, now there’s this phase difference issue too – I’m confused:o
The common method is to use one motor driven by a pair of external meshing gears to drive two parallel shafts moving in opposite directions; this approach ensures mechanically that the phase between the two shafts remains constant. My question is: these two parallel axes are each driven by two motors that rotate in opposite directions. But how can we ensure that the two parallel axes remain synchronized, with no angular deviation in one direction or the other?