[WheelWatcher] feeding clock signal of wheel watcher into a pid controller as voltage signal
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- Subject: [WheelWatcher] feeding clock signal of wheel watcher into a pid controller as voltage signal
- From: Vatana An <rathborey@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2005 14:44:50 -0500
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Hello Pete,
I have a need to use a pid controller so both of my wheels can be
controlled to move at the desired speed. My input voltage will be the
voltage that I feed into the servo motor (which has been modify to be a dc
motor). The wheel watcher will generate a clock signal to see how fast the
wheel is moving and output it to the oopic-r as clock signal. My question is
that how can I convert the clock signal coming out of the wheel watching
into a voltage signal so that I can feed it into my pid controller? Do I
need any extra hardware? If so do you have such hardware available for sale?
Thank,
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Vatana An
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