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Re: Walking Encoder Values
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Originally Posted by DonRotolo
Computational: Your input circuit is missing some of the encoder's output pulses. If you are using a hardware interrupt, then your encoder resolution (pulses per revolution) may be higher than the hardware can manage. If you are not using a hardware interrupt, that could be your problem.
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If you are using the cRio's Encoder or Counter modules, they are handled with dedicated hardware in the FPGA, and should never drop counts in any reasonable encoder.
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