I feel bore. I just finished my simple 5 phase motor tester by using MC68HC908GP32. For the moment, I can make the motor turn clock wise and anti-clock wise. I need to learn more programming in order to add more function to it. However, I seem to lose my interest. It may be due to Christmas time.
5 phase? You mean a stepper motor? They're seldom called '5 phase' motors. If you want something to do you have to have a project. The boredom you're talking about is from not having a goal. So you have a 5 phase motor tester? So what? What's the motor gonna do? You have to have something to do before you can have the desire to do something =>
I feel bore. I just finished my simple 5 phase motor tester by using MC68HC908GP32. For the moment, I can make the motor turn clock wise and anti-clock wise. I need to learn more programming in order to add more function to it. However, I seem to lose my interest. It may be due to Christmas time.
For the moment, I can make the motor turn clock wise and anti-clock wise. I need to learn more programming in order to add more function to it. However, I seem to lose my interest. It may be due to Christmas time.
Well it sounds like you need to make a motion activated Santa that shakes his fist at people passing and says something very un-PC..... Just add a IR motion sensor, DAC and speaker to your project and a little more code.
5 phase? You mean a stepper motor? They're seldom called '5 phase' motors. If you want something to do you have to have a project. The boredom you're talking about is from not having a goal. So you have a 5 phase motor tester? So what? What's the motor gonna do? You have to have something to do before you can have the desire to do something =>
Yes, you're right. I meant 5 phase stepper motor. I used to deal with 2 or 4 phase stepper motors with IC SAA1024. The idea of using micro-processor to control a 5 phase stepper motor is from this forum.
How did you know?! Are you psychic or sumthin?
Actually it was:
"...spend uncounted hours down in your hole..."
(my office, lab, and computer were in the basement)
to which my reply was:
"those uncounted hours supported your needlework store that went belly up....Beyotch"!
Well it sounds like you need to make a motion activated Santa that shakes his fist at people passing and says something very un-PC..... Just add a IR motion sensor, DAC and speaker to your project and a little more code.
It sounds great. As I learnt that you are in Victoria, I was there many years ago. Victoria is the most beautiful place in Canada as I re-called. I remembered girls on the bicycles and old folks feeding birds etc. I like the sea view there near the university of Victoria. Life is beautiful there.
What automatic sensor? I thought it was a partially hip, semi-appropriate term which has yet to work it's way into common usage. In another 6 mo. I'll probably have to replace one or more letters with stars.
So could we have a ruling from a moderator? Is it acceptable to call one's ex a BEYOTCH?