Re: Recommendations for a Quadrature Decoder IC or MicroController
- From: Jim Granville <no.spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:33:07 +1200
benn wrote:
I have an atmega16 that interfaces to a motor with a quadrature
encoder sensor. Turns out the frequency of the pulses are much more
than my little 4Mhz can handle (the micro does other things as well!)
As a result, the motor control isn't very accurate, nor does it react
very fast.
SO.. I'm looking for either a quadrature decoder IC that can take the
load off (will calculate position/velocity and interface to a host
micro via serial/parallel bus), OR, a beefy microcontroller with built-
in decoders (and pwm output). 32-bit with lots of GPIO is ideal if
going the microcontroller route.
Quad counters are less common Peripherals than they should be.
A CPLD is often the solution, and can count very fast.
I think the xmega may have mentioned a Quad mode - not sure of their sample status.
-jg
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