Super-PID spindle speed feedback
26 Nov 2014 08:15 #53421
by andypugh
You don't seem to be using the output of the lowpass filter anywhere.
I suspect that this is because you didn't addf the abs component to a thread, so it didn't work.
Replied by andypugh on topic Super-PID spindle speed feedback
The lowpass component does not seem to affect the glitches I see.
You don't seem to be using the output of the lowpass filter anywhere.
I suspect that this is because you didn't addf the abs component to a thread, so it didn't work.
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26 Nov 2014 08:50 #53422
by Delron
Replied by Delron on topic Super-PID spindle speed feedback
Hi Andy,
I'm so lost.
I thought I had in the custom hal. I'll stare and keep reading, but I'm a horrible programmer, better at the physical electronics.
When I look at the spindle PWM signal, it seems to be jumping as well. I can hear it as the router misses ever so often as well. I'm pretty sure I have a good system for Linuxcnc as my jitter is only 16000.
Dale
I'm so lost.
I thought I had in the custom hal. I'll stare and keep reading, but I'm a horrible programmer, better at the physical electronics.
When I look at the spindle PWM signal, it seems to be jumping as well. I can hear it as the router misses ever so often as well. I'm pretty sure I have a good system for Linuxcnc as my jitter is only 16000.
Dale
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26 Nov 2014 10:01 #53424
by Delron
Replied by Delron on topic Super-PID spindle speed feedback
Well, I discovered the reason my spindle speed in jitters.
Turns out that my BOB input pin was set to 5V pull-up. When I set it to a pulled-down pin, all is steady.
I never got the filters working, but I suspect now that is was that I had only a single Scale component defined?
In anycase, because the signal is very stable without filtering now, I simply removed all the relevent code, and now the meter and spindle-at-speed functions seem to be working rock-steady!
Thanks for everyones input. I do appreceate your help!
Cheers!
Turns out that my BOB input pin was set to 5V pull-up. When I set it to a pulled-down pin, all is steady.
I never got the filters working, but I suspect now that is was that I had only a single Scale component defined?
In anycase, because the signal is very stable without filtering now, I simply removed all the relevent code, and now the meter and spindle-at-speed functions seem to be working rock-steady!
Thanks for everyones input. I do appreceate your help!
Cheers!
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