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Re: 0.5 degree resolution with rotation sensor
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Date: 
Sat, 3 Jun 2000 16:30:22 GMT
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Did you have any problem with the slack resulting from the gear train? With
so much gears the error generated slack should be greater than the
precision.
I don't have a rotation sensor yet but some assemblies I made in the past to
control sterring with touch sensors had this problem. i never solved it. :(

PS: Are you brazilian?

Mauro Vianna


"Moleque BR" <molequebr@cs.com> wrote in message
news:FvG6KM.L30@lugnet.com...
Hi guys!

I've been playing with a position controller and thought that could • interest
someone else.

Since the rotation sensor has only 16 counts for 1 full turn, which means • 22.5
degrees, I thought about a way to get some more precision.

In order to get a 1 degree precision, a 22.5:1 gear train would be • necessary,
but then, why not a 45:1 gear train? That causes the input to turn 720 • times
for each turn on the output, which gives a 0.5 degrees precision.

Here is how I did it:

input                       legend:
   |                            |    axle
  [|] sensor                    #    technic beam
###|##|##|###|####              *    8t gear
#  * *** |   |   #             ***   24t gear
#  |  * ***  |   #            *****  40t gear
#  |  |  * ***** #
###|##|##|###|####
             |
           output

I hope that will interest you guys, 'cause I'm having fun! :o)

Cheers

Ricardo Andrade
San Jose, CA



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  Re: 0.5 degree resolution with rotation sensor
 
I don't really need it to be really precise, because, yes, the gear train is a huge factor in a situation like that. I only built the gear train and I'm using another rotation sensor as the reference for my controller. Depending on the position I (...) (24 years ago, 5-Jun-00, to lugnet.robotics)

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  0.5 degree resolution with rotation sensor
 
Hi guys! I've been playing with a position controller and thought that could interest someone else. Since the rotation sensor has only 16 counts for 1 full turn, which means 22.5 degrees, I thought about a way to get some more precision. In order to (...) (24 years ago, 31-May-00, to lugnet.robotics)

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