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Could someone confirm that the analog input is 0-5v?
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Re: Analog voltage
On the cRIO?
It is -10V to +10V input and a 5V power supply. |
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Re: Analog voltage
So I'm going to need a 0-10v input?
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Re: Analog voltage
Nope. You can use anything that fits within -10 to +10, including 0 to 5
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Re: Analog voltage
I've never use an analog sensor before what am going to get out of the vi?
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Re: Analog voltage
I suggest you start here: http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-14724
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Re: Analog voltage
I know how to wire/program gyros, accelerometers, and encoders.
i was asking about analog inputs they dont have pre-written VIs for |
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Re: Analog voltage
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WPI Robotics Library >> IO >> AnalogChannel The Analog Get Voltage function is probably the one you'll be using. As the name implies, it returns the voltage present on the Analog Input pin. |
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Re: Analog voltage
Alright, i can work with that. thank you all!
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