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Re: Distance to RPMs
I would try just manual data logging (good ol pencil and paper) comparing distance value to RPM. Then put that into a spreadsheet or a math site like Geogebra and fit an equation. Then implement that equation into your program!
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Re: Distance to RPMs
how would I go about doing that if I have a gap in the 2 RPMs
I have a top shooter wheel and a bottom the top goes at 300 RPMs slower than the bottom maybe 2 equations? |
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Re: Distance to RPMs
It sounds like you're looking for the Interpolate 1D function. It's in the Mathematics > Interpolation & Extrapolation palette. Give it a pair of arrays for the independent and dependent values, and it will find the appropriate output for a given input.
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