Integrating a BCL-AMP capacitive sensor to LinuxCNC
08 Jun 2024 17:39 - 08 Jun 2024 17:48 #302640
by Masi
Replied by Masi on topic Integrating a BCL-AMP capacitive sensor to LinuxCNC
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08 Jun 2024 17:58 - 08 Jun 2024 18:45 #302641
by Masi
Replied by Masi on topic Integrating a BCL-AMP capacitive sensor to LinuxCNC
I could not load the photos on the site.
The measurement of friends is completely correct and finally if you can convert the frequency to analog voltage it will probably be easier to control
The main problem in using this sensor is not reading the output, but keeping the distance constant.
The measurement of friends is completely correct and finally if you can convert the frequency to analog voltage it will probably be easier to control
The main problem in using this sensor is not reading the output, but keeping the distance constant.
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05 Jul 2024 13:36 #304466
by LGeurts
Replied by LGeurts on topic Integrating a BCL-AMP capacitive sensor to LinuxCNC
Hello Masi,
Have you already created a cicruit or device to convert the frequency signal to 0-10V or 4-20mA converter? This would make it a lot easier to control the height.
Have you already created a cicruit or device to convert the frequency signal to 0-10V or 4-20mA converter? This would make it a lot easier to control the height.
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05 Jul 2024 18:56 #304483
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Integrating a BCL-AMP capacitive sensor to LinuxCNC
Why would you not read the frequency directly,
as that would be faster and more accurate?
as that would be faster and more accurate?
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24 Jul 2024 20:36 #305976
by shasse
Replied by shasse on topic Integrating a BCL-AMP capacitive sensor to LinuxCNC
This is what I am doing (reading the frequency directly) and it works very well.
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