| ??? 07/01/08 14:11 Read: times |
#156340 - incorrect Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Of course, you have to poll A and B fast enought (deppending on the rotary speed).
Incorrect, I have seen changes coming out in the MegaHertz range from a 1200 pulses/min encoder. if the encoder is optical, this happens when the stop is at the very edge of a black/white and the unavoidable mechanical vibrations trigger rapid fire pulses. For a mechanical encoder this would be switch bounce and the frequency will (I do not know this) probably be lower. Erik |
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