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DAC circuit
Wimberleytech:
--- Quote from: nForce on January 26, 2019, 08:10:58 pm ---Yes, I understand you.
I am just using the knowledge from known values:
First-term the numerator has delta which is 3.3 V so the same reason for the motor the numerator would have 3000 which is delta. Delta is the difference between min and max.
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No, the first expression converts bits to volts. The second expression converts volts to volts. The third expression converts volts to RPM.
In term of units:
(Volts/bit) (Volts/Volts) (RPM/Volts) = RPM/bit <--K
If your DAC input changed from 2000 to 2001, a delta of 1 bit, then using the equation, RPM would change by a delta of:
1 * (3.3/4095) * (10/1.65) * (1500/10) = 0.732 RPM
nForce:
OK, now I understand in terms of units.
Can you just say why is then 1500 rpm? Or maybe another person can write it.
Let's be consistent:
The first term: delta = 3.3 V - 0 V = 3.3 V
Last term: delta = 1500 rpm - -1500rpm = 3000 rpm.
Wimberleytech:
--- Quote from: nForce on January 26, 2019, 10:14:49 pm ---OK, now I understand in terms of units.
Can you just say why is then 1500 rpm? Or maybe another person can write it.
Let's be consistent:
The first term: delta = 3.3 V - 0 V = 3.3 V
Last term: delta = 1500 rpm - -1500rpm = 3000 rpm.
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No, you misunderstand "delta"
In the first term 3.3/4095 just the transfer function from the D input to the output of the first amplifier.
As far as 1500rpm. That is just the designer's choice based on motor used. No magic.
nForce:
Why the first term the range 0-3.3 V is not delta? It seems to me that all the data on the schematic is consistent.
Omg, this is going to take forever. :(
Wimberleytech:
--- Quote from: nForce on January 26, 2019, 10:42:39 pm ---Why the first term the range 0-3.3 V is not delta? It seems to me that all the data on the schematic is consistent.
Omg, this is going to take forever. :(
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3.3V - 0V is indeed a "delta"
BUT, that is not the first term. The first term is a transfer function as I said.
How long this takes depends on you. I understand the circuit and the equations.
You should install LTSPice if you have not already done so. I will upload the LTSPice file and you can play with it. Maybe it will help you get a feel for what is going on.
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