Newbie halscope question
17 Oct 2012 12:47 #25403
by tommy
Newbie halscope question was created by tommy
I just started using halscope, and would like to be sure how units from halscope are translated in real world for example pid error from encoder, if I have setup scale of signal on 200m/div and error reading curve is between two horizontal lines that means how big error is in real world?
I,m using metric units (mm).
I,m using metric units (mm).
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18 Oct 2012 01:55 #25407
by jmelson
Replied by jmelson on topic Re:Newbie halscope question
tommy wrote:
OK, this is one of the cases where halscope units get messy. The 200m is 200-milli times
your user unit, which is mm. So, that is 200 milli - milli-meters, or 200 um between graticule
lines on the display.
Jon
I just started using halscope, and would like to be sure how units from halscope are translated in real world for example pid error from encoder, if I have setup scale of signal on 200m/div and error reading curve is between two horizontal lines that means how big error is in real world?
I,m using metric units (mm).
OK, this is one of the cases where halscope units get messy. The 200m is 200-milli times
your user unit, which is mm. So, that is 200 milli - milli-meters, or 200 um between graticule
lines on the display.
Jon
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