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Re: Driving Straight

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Originally Posted by Chris Hibner View Post
You can use the encoders to emulate a gyro for driving straight. Here is some psuedo-code for how to do it:

Code:
heading = 57.3*(leftEncDist - rightEncDist) / trackWidth;

if (abs(driverTurnCmd) < turnDeadZone)
{
  if (headingCaptured == FALSE)
  {
     desiredHeading = heading;
     headingCaptured = TRUE;
  }
  turnCmdPID = PID(heading, desiredHeading);
  arcadeDrive(driverThrottleCmd, turnCmdPID);
}
else
{
  headingCaptured = FALSE;
  arcadeDrive(driverThrottleCmd, driverTurnCmd);
}
When we've done this in the past, it makes it a little smoother if you lead your desired heading with your turn rate. So instead of "desiredHeading = heading" in the above code, we've done "desiredHeading = Heading + robotTurnSpeed * leadFactor", where "leadFactor" is a calibration that you tune to make the stopping of the turn smooth.
I really like this gyro idea i will have to give it a try.

I am only going to be using this outside of auto. During auto we use a gyro.

The method i am trying now is to use a velocity control PID for each side. however it would be nice to have a slave/master configuration but i am not sure hot to deal with turning
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