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987 Shooter Design Process
By: Gigakaiser
New: 04-08-2012 20:08
Updated: 04-08-2012 20:08
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Team 987 2012 shooter design process
This document outlilnes the process team 987 used while designing their 2012 shooter.
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05-08-2012 09:05
Spirator
Re: paper: 987 Shooter Design Process
What model hall effect sensor did you end up using?
05-08-2012 15:07
SM987
Re: paper: 987 Shooter Design Process
The sensor is a popular one in FRC, the Honeywell 1GT101DC. We got them from digikey. We experimented with a few different gear tooth sensors and this one worked the best with our mounting/distance/noise from nearby motors combo. It also was "smarter" than our other sensors, ignoring ferromagnetic screws/rivets and other stuff flying by that could mess with the count.
05-08-2012 15:10
Gigakaiser
Re: paper: 987 Shooter Design Process
This
http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSea...Words=1gt101dc
"Honeywell 1GT101DC"
was our final sensor
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