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A drive quoted as having a 1,000 to 1 speed range with an encoder of 1,024 pulses per revolution will at the bottom of that range

  • A.be unable to develop any torque at all
  • B.resolve speed poorly because the pulses arrive slowly
  • C.resolve speed better than at the top of the range
  • D.resolve speed equally well throughout the range

Answer: B

Estimating speed by counting pulses in a fixed window becomes coarse when few arrive, so very low speeds need either a finer encoder or a period-measurement method. It is a common reason for poor low-speed performance in an otherwise sound drive.

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