more pulse gen was interpolation and algorithms of multiple axes
Posted by
ballendo@y...
on 2000-12-09 13:00:50 UTC
Mariss wrote:
The LPT would output a 12-byte burst on every interrupt.
Mariss,
Requesting confirmations / clarification(s).
So if we are "driving" a circular path, we would be sending changing/
changed pulse rates (likely SIN/COS derived) at the interrupt rate?
Which is currently set at 1024hz?
And the "rate" is in the form of a 2byte (16 bit) input? But the
available "speeds/rates" is 32768, so we don't use the full 16 bits ?
And the rates available are evenly spaced from 0 to the osc.(clock)
speed?
Where/ how do we change the direction? (direction bit driver input)
Ballendo
The LPT would output a 12-byte burst on every interrupt.
Mariss,
Requesting confirmations / clarification(s).
So if we are "driving" a circular path, we would be sending changing/
changed pulse rates (likely SIN/COS derived) at the interrupt rate?
Which is currently set at 1024hz?
And the "rate" is in the form of a 2byte (16 bit) input? But the
available "speeds/rates" is 32768, so we don't use the full 16 bits ?
And the rates available are evenly spaced from 0 to the osc.(clock)
speed?
Where/ how do we change the direction? (direction bit driver input)
Ballendo
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ballendo@y...
2000-12-09 13:00:50 UTC
more pulse gen was interpolation and algorithms of multiple axes