Andy Pugh wrote:
> 2009/10/1 Jon Elson <el...@pico-systems.com>:
>
>   
>> Somebody posted a pastebin that showed large jumps in "some" variable.
>> I was never real clear
>> what that column in the file was showing,
>>     
>
>
> If you mean http://www.pastebin.ca/1583502 then that was me.
> The columns (which are messed up, but tab-delimited) show timestamp
> (once every servo thread),the measured spindle speed
> (encoder.0.velocity * 60),  the encoder channels (Z then A) , the
> output of encoder.0.position-interpolated and then a column calculated
> in Excel which is the difference in position-interpolated
> sample-by-sample.
> I am not sure what it all means.
>
>   
OK, if that last column with the large relative variations from sample 
to sample worked
out to be +/- one encoder count, then it doesn't matter, that is the 
nature of a sampled
system.  If that variation turned out to be equivalent to many encoder 
counts, then that
is the cause of any jumpiness in following that encoder. 
>
> As an extra datapoint  have a zoomed-in Halscope of my encoder
> positions at http://imagebin.ca/view/ud8Tect.html which I think shows
> that my printed-paper encoder isn't as obviously hopeless as has been
> assumed (including by me)
>   
Not clear what the white and blue traces are.  The white one looks fine, 
appears to
have a steady count and the intervals between counts are pretty 
uniform.  The blue one
seems to be a rounded count down of the white trace, with a ratio of 
about 6.5
I'm curious as to what that signal is.  The scaled count should not be 
rounded, you want
to preserve all the resolution as a floating point value.

Jon




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