EBo wrote:
> Yes, those projects are uber cool, and I am familiar with some, but not 
> all, of the tools you mention.  My real point was "it would be REALLY 
> cool if EMC/LinuxCNC has these analytical tools in its arsenal."  I 
> would LOVE to be wrong, but I do not remember hearing anything about 
> these in the forums, documentation, etc.
>
>   
I have a dynamic signal analyzer, but have not had stellar results using it.
But, it seems that one could build such a thing in HAL.  You'd need a swept
sine wave generator to stimulate the system, and record the response of
the system, both amplitude and phase to the stimulus.  Just add the sine
wave excitation to a constant position and feed this to the PID, and
record position.  Then, feed that to a Fourier analysis.

Jon

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