try doing some research on frequency to voltage converters. I think it is possible
Basically, you can use your hall sensors to generate a frequency of a spining disc. Feed this into the frequency to voltage converter calibrated with a range from 0-5 volts and then just feed it into the analog ...
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- Thu Jul 27, 2006 2:17 am
- Forum: JoyWarrior English
- Topic: Using a Hall-effect or a reflective sensor as 'forward'
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- Wed Jul 26, 2006 11:09 pm
- Forum: JoyWarrior English
- Topic: Question about the max1249
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Question about the max1249
hhmm, so I'm having a little trouble understanding how this circuit works.
from what I see on the a10-8 joyworrior, there is a 10ohm resistor and a 10.1 uFarad capacitor, which I assume is a lowpass filter?
I also see the same setup connected to the REFADJ.
Now according to the datasheets, the ...
from what I see on the a10-8 joyworrior, there is a 10ohm resistor and a 10.1 uFarad capacitor, which I assume is a lowpass filter?
I also see the same setup connected to the REFADJ.
Now according to the datasheets, the ...
- Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:06 am
- Forum: JoyWarrior English
- Topic: connecting optical encoder to a10-16
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connecting optical encoder to a10-16
I want to substitue pots with optical encoders, or atleast for now, with something that spits out pulses instead of variable voltage.
So I guess this means I wouldn't need the A/D maxim chip that connects to the joy worrior chip.
Question is, how would I connect an optical encoder to the chip?
So I guess this means I wouldn't need the A/D maxim chip that connects to the joy worrior chip.
Question is, how would I connect an optical encoder to the chip?