I understand I could get a laser ring gyro for around $2000, but back in the 1970's
I worked on a missile system in the army that used a analog
I was never able to access jwatte's and mine is no longer showing the thumbnail or even properly linking the image. Might be because of "invalid
tician 5 Days AgoMaybe it is just me, but I can not get to either of your (jwatte and tician) attachments...
Gives me an error about invalid_attachment...
960rpm
because I'm not interested in the pitch axis data it seems I would be better off using the top image layout
for the pitch
How fast can you spin that encoder before it starts losing steps?
jwatte 5 Days Ago[quote]More crammed than this 33x50mm thing?[/COLOR]
Probably not on average, but the dual-rail buck converter area, and the video-switch-and-general-inverter
Plan A
looks like a us digital encoder that can give me 240000 counts costs $200.00(doable)
the top shaft is longer for mounting
More crammed than this 33x50mm thing?
ATSAM D21 for control with 32k crystal, primary TB67S249 stepper driver, secondary DRV8871
brass stock for flywheel
plan A for powering the flywheel
I'v never played with these
Not sure this is all that useful. The board is fairly crammed, so it's hard to tell from the CAD. Maybe I'll remember to take a photo when
They didn't have QFN footprints to match, so I constructed them in KiCad using the recommended dimensions from the data sheets. Also: I use "QFN"
jwatte 6 Days Ago
Malum IK
Thread Starter: jwatteMaybe I'll bring an MX-64 robot instead of the AX-12 one? I mean, eighteens days is a lot of time.
Last Post By: tician 5 Days AgoWho needs to work, amirite? :-)