Open ytai opened 12 years ago
Hi Ytai!
First of all, amazing work! ;)
Second of all, when do you think this feature could be implemented? I'm currently working on a project that controls servo motors and needs to count steps from Hall sensor feedback. Frequency is hi (I think it is around 1/16ms) so imo it would be easier to implement it at low level (IOIO).
I've found a place where you start counting rising edges and where you prepare data for Java client. I could try to play with it and flash IOIO board with my changes but I would need your help not to screw things up. If you could find some time to discuss it? :)
Denis
Yeah, I can help you if you want. A good start would be to make sure you can build, install and run the existing firmware. Then, you can write up a quick proposal of how you're thinking to implement this, which I can review.
On Thu, Nov 26, 2015 at 7:15 AM, jf notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Ytai!
First of all, amazing work! ;)
Second of all, when do you think this feature could be implemented? I'm currently working on a project that controls servo motors and needs to count steps from Hall sensor feedback. Frequency is hi (I think it is around 1/16ms) so imo it would be easier to implement it at low level (IOIO).
I've found a place where you start counting rising edges and where you prepare data for Java client. I could try to play with it and flash IOIO board with my changes but I would need your help not to screw things up. If you could find some time to discuss it? :)
Denis
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Either in conjunction with PulseInput or with DigitalInput.
The latter can be implemented on the Android-side, which is less efficient but easier. Probably not good enough if we want to support high pulse rates.
Maybe combine this into a full-blown encoder API.