Am 20.08.2010 18:55, schrieb Jon Elson: > dambacher-retrofit.de wrote: >> Do you know if there is something similar for old philips glass scales? >> > If these are analog scales of sufficient basic resolution, a comparator > chip can be set up pretty easily to convert sine-wave scales to > digital. Basically, they compare each signal to a set threshold, and if > above it outputs a "1", if below, it gives a "0". Hi Jon I have no technical description of these, but the scale is verry corse (some 0,3mm) and it has a number of pins to connect so I think it is one with multiple detectors in V Form. Using a microcontroller to sample this "grey code" like signals and count like Andy did with the resolvers sounds good to me. I will have to do an experiment...
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