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Referring to the attached image file, I am trying to figure out what the output of the second diagram will be. It looks apparent that the reverse (feedback) resistance will be substantially lower in the second case giving a much lower output voltage.
Please, what is the mathematical relation...
Re: Speed and direction sensor - PWM concept
You may also take a look at:
https://www.digikey.com/product-highlights/en/ats601-singleelement-toothdetecting-speed-sensor-ic/52002
Re: PIC32 vs ARM
Most often, your choice of a controller should be based on:
1. Application
2. Cost
3. Availability of resources (development tools, your knowledge, etc )
First and foremost your application dictates the controller you choose.
Indeed as pointed out by Riveywood, ARM runs...
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You will find a few useful resources here; https://www.vocal.com/speech_coders/g729.html
I will check my archive I might get something for you.
Hmmm... I think it will pay off if you start with embedded systems. Not least:
1. You will have a lot of material/tutorials regarding coding.
2. This will offer a more natural flow as most DSP programing material traditionally skip the basics.
3. By the time you take a DSP (after going through...
Hmmm..
Beagleboard is cheap for the performance. But with the features you need you will have to go with GESBC-9260 board. Both support Linux.
Where do you want to utlise the board? Beagleboard is mostly for desktop-like applications. It lacks I/O.
What i will suggest is this: If u downloaded the document in a folder u can get rid of the containing folder or you can simply copy it to your desktop and try to run it from there. If that doesn't solve your problem you can tell u what error message is given when u try to open the file. That...
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