But isn't that the problem with all integrating systems,: "Providing there are no missed steps." You need some way of re-syncing the position once in a while. Murphy's going to get you.
Walter.
First, the driver was inherently integrating (it was actually integrating in software because we had a strict limitation on the speed that we could ramp up the cooler, so it went PDD -> limit -> integrate). Second, the loop closure was at a Hertz or two, so the differentiators were leveled off at around 5-10Hz, which really kept the noise down. And finally, it sits in a proprietary product next to a bunch of other control loops and video acquisition, all of which need to be good to
14-16 bits, so the we _really_ knew our noise reducti> Wouldn't that have serious problems with noise? Or did you have anPolyTech Forum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.