| ??? 05/26/08 15:52 Read: times |
#155125 - possibly no gain Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Because of all my limitations I might just change to a stepper motor.
you can equally well have noise problems with a stepper motor. However GET RID OF THE POTENTIOMETER (or buy a $100 one). An encoder (Russ suggested one) or, if you only have a few fixed stop points, a few hall-effect sensors will give you a good read. Erik |
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