but might get sketchy past that, especially if as you say, you have a
lot of objects running. From the sounds of it, this encoder will soon
outstrip the ooPIC's ability to keep up. Try it and see what kind of
results that you get.
DLC
Shaggy wrote:
> I'm using an OOPic board and have a pair of motors with quadrature encoders.
> These put out a pulse rate of 624 pulses/output shaft revolution. From
> looking at the OOPic documentation, that looks like a pretty high pulse rate
> to be counting. I hope to return either speed or distance traveled out the
> serial port. I have all the serial port code worked out, so that all I
> really need is a way to turn that pulse rate into something useful. Either a
> pulses per second rate would work, or a number of pulses in the last second
> (leaving the division up to the receiver and not on the OOPic). I figured
> somebody on here would have either a suggestion or some example code I could
> use for that. This is only one piece of a larger project, and I am getting a
> bit tight on memory, but not excessively so....yet.
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