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20-02-2011, 13:08
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Re: calculation for the potentiometer
The main problem is scaling the signals. The potentiometer will be something like 0 - 10v, the joystick is in -1 to +1, and you are thinking in terms of angle of the arm. Take a look at the following link:
http://team358.org/files/programming...2009-/LabVIEW/ Towards the bottom is a good Labview example of slaving a Joystick to a potentiometer signal using PID. I think this is similar to what you want to do. Take a look and reply back with more questions. 
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