In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, rmayhew wrote:

[img]http://www.ephotospace.com/pmembers/imgs/Site2328/CAT3408/101094p.jpg[/img]     Radian CW and CCW, spiral cuts, linear, win32 interface through rs232 @ 38400 (may add blue tooth in the future), speed and position control of SX. Up to 4 inches per minute (alot faster even when performing circles if i had heat sinking on the stepper motor output transistors). Room in the memory for a 4th axis. THERE's NOTHING LIKE THE FIRST ONE. First test was a heart stopper.

 

    [url=http://forums.parallax.com/forums/profile.aspx?f=7&p=52]Guenther Daubach[/url] Your SX/B simulator works great. with it I could develope a Cordic Method that churns out very accurate integer circles very, very fast.(Low processor overhead.)

   Whats really cool is that the SX controller can handle comms between steps, meaning, most of the SX48 controllers scan is just waiting for RS232 comms to handshake with, the time to resolve circlular position data or linear position between steps is small.

[img]http://www.ephotospace.com/pmembers/imgs/Site2328/CAT3408/101095p.jpg[/img]

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