Closed sylque closed 7 months ago
Dear sylque,
You can use the fast mode if you want - the difference is the following:
So in fast mode, the SPI reads are 2x faster, but the angle result is one iteration old - there is more lag between the angle and the real rotor position.
Which is better really depends on your application, normally I would say not to use fast mode is probably better.
Thanks a lot for the explanation.
I've just had a look at my SPI implementation (ESP32): I'm no expert, but I don't see anything indicating that spi->transfer16()
doesn't get the most recent data. So until more tests are done, I will stick to fastMode=true
Thanks again.
--- EDIT: The SPI reading process of the AS5048 indeed involves any reading to be one iteration late, as described on page 11 of the datasheet.
--- EDIT 2: For reference, there might be some additional information in this post and the answer.
Hi Runger, Would you please explain when the fastMode should be used? What's the benefit of calling readRawAngle() twice? Thanks,