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Re:Re: Question on analog()....
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Wed, 5 Jun 1996 14:25:19 GMT
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Hajime <HAJIME1@MECH.T.U-TOKYOspamcake.AC.JP>
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> As for the Rug Warrior, it has such function. For example 0 volt
> means analog()=128 and watever of negative voltage is analog()<128.
> Whatever of positive voltage is analog()>128.
Are you sure about this? On page 49 of my copy, it states pretty
clearly that the input range is 0 to 5 v.
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Just returned home. I checked the IC Manual of
"The Mobile robot Assembly Guide" for the Rug Warrior.
On p.66, it reads "When no sound in present analog(microphone)
returns a value of approximately 128. When sound is detected by
the microphone the value may be more or less than 128.
To determine a meaningful value for sound level the microphone must be
sampled drequently and averaged."
Under the book titled Mobile Robots by written by Joe, on p.119
there is a figure 5.23 with a picture of the output from the
microphone. Reading the section clearly, the reading of
the phone is between 0 and 5V. Thus, I interpreted it wrong.
Sorry !!!
I just wondering how he does it ?! Do you think the signals
are shifted upward so that they are always positive ?
Thanks in advance.
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