Hi Azed,
No we don't. I think you will find the resolutions are usually more than adequate. This is because a servo output is integrated over time. The classic example is that you can control the temperature of a room quite accurately with a 1-bit output.
For example doing the math for a system with a max commanded speed of 600ipm (15000mm/min) the error purely due to 12-bit resolution would be:
600 / (60 x 2048 x 2) = +/- 0.0024 ips (62 um/sec).
This velocity error for a servo sample period of 90us will result in a position error of:
0.0024 x 90e-6 = +/- 0.22ui (5.6nm) !!
Regards
TK
Group: DynoMotion |
Message: 546 |
From: Tom Kerekes |
Date: 8/6/2010 |
Subject: Re: PWM and DAC resolution is quite low. |
Oh I see. Actually the current measurement resolution on SnapAmp is 14 bits. But since it is over a fairly large range of +/- 35Amps the resolution comes out to be ~4ma.
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