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Re: US Digital Encoder Distance/sec to Rpm
Most encoders, and I would assume yours, record the time between two "sprockets" inside the encoder. There are 360 of these bumps inside the encoder so a raw encoder reading will be in degrees. I don't program in LabView, but assuming it's the same speed settings, given with time in seconds, and you want RPMs, you would have to divide by 360 and multiply by 60, or just divide by 6. If you want to calculate distance travelled by a drivetrain lets say, you would need values such as the gear ratios used, and the diameter of the tires, etc.
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