Changeset 831

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Timestamp:
11/22/09 18:45:46 (4 years ago)
Author:
atorf
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Fixing minor motor tutorial typos

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  • trunk/doc/m2html/motor_control.m

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    9797%% Precise moves 
    9898% Knowing how we control the motor's speed by setting a certain value to 
    99 % |Power|is not enough in most cases. Once could try to move the motor a 
     99% |Power| is not enough in most cases. One could try to move the motor a 
    100100% certain distance by using something like this: 
    101101 
     
    118118%% 
    119119% Now the motor will make exactly 1 whole turn and then stop at about 360 
    120 % degrees (accurate to +/- 1 degree at most cases). It is very important to 
     120% degrees (accurate to +/- 1 degree in most cases). It is very important to 
    121121% understand that the motor does this movement "on its own", while MATLAB 
    122122% can execute the next command right away. If we say: 
     
    176176% * Use |'Brake'| mode (default) to let the motor(s) automatically 
    177177%     slow down nice and smoothly just before the |TachoLimit|. This leads 
    178 %     to a very high precision, usually the |TachoLimit|> is met within +/- 1 
     178%     to a very high precision, usually the |TachoLimit| is met within +/- 1 
    179179%     degree (depending on the motor load and speed of course). After this 
    180180%     braking, power to the motor(s) is turned off when they are at