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Subject: 
LM629 and "quadriture incremental" encoders
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Date: 
Thu, 16 Jan 1997 01:10:10 GMT
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James Lewis <jlewis@nomadics.STOPSPAMcom>
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I was reading through the mail archive last night and was struck by a
message someone sent regarding the LM629 motor controller.  It seems as
though this is a really cool chip!  I requested some samples and they are
on the way.  My question is this, I downloaded the data sheets and they
mention using an "quadriture incremental" encoder with this chip.  The
interface is three wires from the encoder to the LM629.  What is an
"quadriture incremental" encoder?  I am only familiar with the types of
encoders in the Mobile Robots book, which are what seems nothing more than
a single output of pulses.  Another thing is, where would one get these
types of encoders?

Thanks in advance,
James



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  Re: LM629 and "quadriture incremental" encoders
 
James, That's probalby my post you read. I'm still working on hooking 'em up. I'm gonna use two 629's and two 18200 H-bridges. The 629 uses encoders simmilar to the ones in mobile robots. The quadrature encoder has two signals that are 90 degrees (...) (28 years ago, 16-Jan-97, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)

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