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17-05-2015, 00:10
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Re: Talon SRX and Analog Encoders
Alright I understand what is it now, but is it the only way to turn 5V of analog signal to 3.3? I'm asking because while the breakout board would be helpful, it doesn't look like we will be getting it any time soon seeing how it is currently sold out.
I still think it might be possible to recreate it, but maybe I don't yet understand the uniqueness of it. The talon SRX user guide makes the comment that the board is useful in the aspect that is uses "a resistor divider and voltage buffer" to make the 5V to 3.3V transition. What are these, and where are they located on the board? Is is something to do with the A63A? 
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