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Electromyography (EMG) of the muscles in the forearm that move the fingers might work. Usually the MG is recorded wit needle electrodes, but it's possible to...
Nick Alexeev
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Apr 2, 2008
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Dear friends, I've the following problem. I need to use a 5v range sensor with a 3.3v range ADC from a ds33PIC microprocessor. Do anyone knows how can I do it?...
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Rafael, Voltage divider is a legitimate way of doing this, if the resistor values are small enough. The value of the lower resistor in the voltage divider is...
Nick Alexeev
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Thanks everybody! Larry, that kind of keyboard design is more common than most people think. I'm not all that worried about the logic/software side, thats ...
Chance
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I recently saw an accelerometer that actually has tap sensing built in. It's the LIS302DL from ST Micro. Here's a link to its page on www.sparkfun.com, there...
Keith Hearn
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Apr 3, 2008
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I was looking at accelerometers on Analog Devices, and I have to admit that the ide is growing on me, a dual axis accelerometer on each finger would give me a...
Chance
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wow, thanks Keith! That looks like a perfect match, I'm seriously thinking about ordering one of those now to start working out the interfaceing... The I2C...
Chance
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Picking up the EMG signal is relatively easy. The analog hardware is relatively simple. The analog front end topology is about the same for EMG, ECG/EKG,...
Nick Alexeev
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Hello, I was recommended this place by a fellow online forum member . I am doing a research in microrobotics, and it is a walking robot (size is about 4cm x...
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Why not just use a pot? same concept but with resistance instead of capacitance and a lot easier to work with. ... From: smallrobots <smallrobots@...> ...
Jonathan Bowen
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Look into recent radio control servo feedback configurations in the miniature aircraft. Resistors work well, caps work but were a pain, greycode optical...
Larry
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Yes, you are right that potentiometers are the obvious choice, but I could not find pots that small and still have a decent life (10,000+ rotations). Trimpots...
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If very small size and long life are paramount, and accuracy and cost are lesser factors I think capacitive may be a valid choice. The electronics to read a...
Douglas Butler
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Apr 11, 2008
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... Continous, linear, precisioni 2% resistive potenziometer like: FSCB22A at http://sakae-tsushin.co.jp/eng_page/item/cpepp.html (360 deg. range other with...
L.Amaduzzi
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... Continous, linear, precisioni 2% resistive potenziometer like: FSCB22A at http://sakae-tsushin.co.jp/eng_page/item/cpepp.html (360 deg. range other with...
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Hi all, i need a liquid flow sensor for monitoring consumption of diesel in a truck. most of the sensors i see is for high flow rate. i'll need something...
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Thanks for your suggestions. Just to clarify my point, the biggest factor is the size and weight (after all, it is a microrobotics research). The sensor should...
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Rotary variable differential transformer (RVDT) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_variable_differential_transformer ...
Nick Alexeev
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I have a project where I need to measure the linear distance a drill bit travels in order to determine the length of the hole drilled. The drill bit will spin...
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... You can add an electrically insulating sleeve with conductive bands on it around the drill bit. ... In principle, the rotation shouldn't affect the...
Nick Alexeev
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Apr 18, 2008
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Here’s another proposed way of putting conductive bands on the drill bit. Step 1. Pot the place on the drill bit where you want to have bands with some...
Nick Alexeev
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Apr 19, 2008
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How would I create the sensor part on the drill bit? What ... the ... advice ... One thing, which is not based on capacitance, is to put the bit in a lathe...
Brian
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Apr 20, 2008
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How about on the shank of the drill where there are no flutes, depositing a nonconductive layer. Varnish, wax, anything. On top on this layer then deposit a...
Brett Cupitt
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Apr 21, 2008
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... depositing a nonconductive layer. Varnish, wax, anything. ... carbon, You would end you with a resistor over the length of the layer. ... layer, giving you...
Brian
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Apr 22, 2008
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Hi Brian, I have actually had a 4th idea. So far all ideas have revolved around the drill bit. Bad idea! The top of all drill presses I have used have the arm...
Brett Cupitt
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Apr 22, 2008
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OK, point taken, You are right, after a lot of use my initial idea would fail. So, how about this? It assumes your holes are not going to be very deep. Get a...
Brett Cupitt
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Apr 22, 2008
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... would fail. So, how about this? It assumes your holes are not going to be very deep. ... diameter and would not be surprised if smaller ones were...
Brian
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Apr 22, 2008
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How about a linear potentiometer on the depth scale or arbor or pot attached to the press control shaft with cable, like a dial on a radio? Kurt...
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Apr 22, 2008
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Hi Brian I have another idea. Can you tell me whether each hole needs to be the same depth? Also, roughly what depth are you aiming for. And finally, what...
Brett Cupitt
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Apr 22, 2008
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I assume you have thought of a slider pot (as opposed to a rotary pot). They typically have a travel around 90mm (well, the one I am holding does) and there...
Brett Cupitt
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