Berney Villers wrote:^^ Just kidding
I couldn't help myself.
Some time ago we did a survey in this thread and it was accuracy / resolution that this forum's readers prioritized over torque.
In the interest of setting hype aside and letting the products speak for themselves, I thought maybe we could compile an encoder resolution list here.
Leo Bodnar Sim Steering - 10,000 pulses per revolution
SimXperience AccuForce DIY - 16,000 pulses per revolution
SimXperience AccuForce Pro - 16,000 pulses per revolution
SimXperience AccuForce Team - at least 16,000
Does anyone have specifications for the consumer grade wheels?
Berney Villers wrote:It's a pretty complicated subject to be honest and worthy of a deeper dive.
There is positioning resolution and there is torque resolution. If you have no force feedback you still have positioning resolution. Positioning resolution is what David's test was measuring; the resolution of the physical encoder relative to the range of direct input.
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By my definition, torque resolution (you could maybe call this force feedback resolution) accounts for all the variables in a motor control system and is a measure of how granularly a wheel can reproduce force. ...
As titled, the AccuForce aims to accurately reproduce the force and in great detail.