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19-01-2008, 23:50
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Re: Gyros
The gear tooth sensor is a basic hall effect sensor which can sense each tooth of a sprocket/gear in order to measure speed or distance traveled. You could get one of these from sparkfun.com, or you could use a different method of measuring wheel rotation, such as an encoder, which in my opinion are a little easier to use.
See Kevin Watson's page on encoders: http://www.kevin.org/frc/encoder/ |
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