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Hi,

 

I'm using a myRIO for a school project and we have to measure an quadrature encoder. There is only one problem, when we calculate how much state changes it would undergo in 1 second it's 8.400.000, so my question is, will the myRIO build-in counter be able to count that fast?

 

Thanks for the reply, Laseros

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Hi Laseros,

If you take a look at page 23 of the MyRIO manual (http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/376047a.pdf ) you will find that the max frequency for Quadrature encoder input is 100kHz. If you create a "MyRIO custom FPGA project," you can actually have a look at the FPGA code that was implemented to read the encoder signal. 

 

Best,

Jos

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Hi. 

 

I know this thread is about 3 yrs old but the link to the manual was old so I will update it. 

The newer MyRIO Manual can be found here. (http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/376047c.pdf)

 

In page 23 as Jos mentioned, there is the maximum frequency. 

myrio encoder max freq.PNG

 

 

Best,

Yong

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