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Re: Sudden loss of comms

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Originally Posted by Tottanka View Post
It doesnt happen on the bench, therefore we are now confident it is an acceleration issue.
What would the suggested solution here be? Would doing a trapezoidal acceleration curve help, instead of an instant jump to high values?
The ramping function built into WPIlib (and I believe also LV) should at least mitigate either issue; worth a shot!

Edit: On the flip side, if you're still looking for the issue, do not use ramping, as it may mask the symptoms.
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