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I haven't decided if I'm going to write this yet but I figured I could maybe contribute an example that would work for an elevator or a drivetrain, since this is similar to something 342 is working on right now.
My idea was a velocity conversion from a non-standard rotational unit, as most often output by encoders, to a linear velocity in meters per second. I think this would be a good example because it includes:
A weird starting unit, as often provided by third-party APIs
A change in time units
A change from radial to linear motion
For example, the starting unit could be encoder ticks per 100 ms. I believe this is what is used by the Falcon 500 motors, but I'm not sure off the top of my head. Here's the math for that example.
(Pardon the ms paint math atrocities. I did my best.)
Also, which section would this go into? Maybe the sensors section with encoders?
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