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Re: Rotation Sensors - slightly dissapointed...
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Fri, 25 Feb 2000 12:28:03 GMT
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I think that motors need time to stop.
If you rotate a motor backwards until the Sensor shows 0, then turn it off,
it might go to -2 until it is fully stopped. So if you do a ClearSensor()
afterwards your motor is off by two counts and your code won't know it.
That's why I asked.
I usually turn the motor off two counts before the destination is reached
(should depend on load, etc.).
I keep the position changes in a variable and always compare the sensor to
the variable. This keeps the error down to the two counts mentioned above
and it won't accumulate.
This *could* have been your problem but it probably wasn't.
Regards,
Stefan
Rebel Transcanner <hendryjr@oxford.net> wrote in message
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> Stefan Elsner wrote in message ...
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> > Did you have a ClearSensor() after every rotating back to 0?
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> > Stefan
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> ...No, and that wouldn't do any good, because the error occurs before it
> returns home - and if it's already at 0 (home) then clearing it isn't • going
> to make it any "homier" (^:
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> The only practical solution I could have come up with is to sacrifice
> another input with a zeroing touch sensor.
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> Iain
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| Stefan Elsner wrote in message ... (...) I developed a vector-based code in which I set a variable to the location I want the motor to spin to, and mount the sensor directly on the gearmotor. The idea is I can implement this code into any of my (...) (24 years ago, 25-Feb-00, to lugnet.robotics)
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| Stefan Elsner wrote in message ... (...) ...No, and that wouldn't do any good, because the error occurs before it returns home - and if it's already at 0 (home) then clearing it isn't going to make it any "homier" (^: The only practical solution I (...) (24 years ago, 24-Feb-00, to lugnet.robotics)
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