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Originally Posted by GeeTwo
Check to see what the maximum reliable reporting rate of your microcontroller is, and make sure your encoder won't overwhelm it when running at free speed. If it does, you may need a counter divider as an input prefilter, though that will likely ruin the quadrature function of your encoder. This won't be much of a problem if your goal is to set speed, but it could prevent you from specifying an output position based on the encoder.
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Runs at 100MHz each for 4 cores, but I need to do port read/write tests. It should only take one clock tick per reading, but now I'm wondering how I would report results without losing some functionality. I could just add another XMOS and run encoder readings on 4 cores.