On the ev3 controller itself, a value is given for one 360-degree rotation. Is it possible to detect with this encoder at least more degrees per revolution?
Have you done in the code to only react on clearance when the value is 1? In general, there can be 4 states. You showed it too. When one shows 1 and the second shows 0, when one shows 1 and the second shows 1, when the first shows 0 and the second shows 1 and finally when both show 0. 4 states.
@@THEbonny95 I found a site call philohome and some one have assembly the nxt and ev3 components and I found something about the encoder, apparently yes, eu can get 720 revolutions per rotation or something like that
@@FabioGaravini That's because I can found only that datasheet about the nxt or ev3 and the ports, but nothing about the motors. How do I now if the motor drains more power than my H-board can supply? I am getting problems powering the Arduino and 2 nxt servo motors with only one 9v batteries. Thank you for the video, helps me a lot ❤️
could you please make another video explaining how to use the ev3 sensors? Thanks
On the ev3 controller itself, a value is given for one 360-degree rotation. Is it possible to detect with this encoder at least more degrees per revolution?
You have a resolution of 1 degree, but the same is also for the EV3 brick
@@FabioGaravini That's why I'm asking. Maybe I can get more than 360 pulses per revolution if I directly read values from two pins...
Have you done in the code to only react on clearance when the value is 1? In general, there can be 4 states. You showed it too. When one shows 1 and the second shows 0, when one shows 1 and the second shows 1, when the first shows 0 and the second shows 1 and finally when both show 0. 4 states.
@@THEbonny95 I found a site call philohome and some one have assembly the nxt and ev3 components and I found something about the encoder, apparently yes, eu can get 720 revolutions per rotation or something like that
Is it possible to use powered up motors?
I don't have any to try, but yes it is possible.
Search online for the motor pinout and connect it instead of the ev3 motor I showed in video
How to make this with raspberry pi?
Can i program an ev3 brick with this
This is only if you want to use the Lego motor with arduino
please, where do you get this datasheets?
You can find it searching on Google "Lego EV3 Hardware Developer Kit manual"
@@FabioGaravini That's because I can found only that datasheet about the nxt or ev3 and the ports, but nothing about the motors. How do I now if the motor drains more power than my H-board can supply? I am getting problems powering the Arduino and 2 nxt servo motors with only one 9v batteries. Thank you for the video, helps me a lot ❤️