1. instruction.txt - Instructions on how to I took the data.
Positive hardware limit trigger at: 3131062. Two samples were taken using testStepper's AfocData command. Format is: step voltage_mean voltage_std
Negative hardware limit trigger at: -296261
raw.gp - gunplot script to produce graphs.
raw.ps - postscript output from gnuplot.
raw.pdf - PDF version of raw.ps.
3. Convert the text data for import into my RegressionAnalyzer application.
Converted raw1.dat to .skv format: pos.skv4. pos.skv was input into RegressionAnalyzer to obtain these coefficients for volts = f(step) for step > 0.
Converted raw2.dat to .skv format: neg.skv
a = 0.0014853387385. pos_t.skv is the same data with x,y tranposed. The coefficients for step = f(volts) for volts > 0.
b = 4.790665341E-6
c = -9.288558697E-12
d = 1.493343871E-16
e = -5.069249881E-22
f = 1.076768382E-27pos.gp is the gnuplot script used create the pos.ps (postscript) and pos.pdf (PDF) graph.
a = -2068.8141876. neg.skv was used by RegressionAnalyzer to obtain these coefficients for volts = f(step) for step < 0.
b = 245944.684
c = -91923.26161
d = 17884.99208
e = -769.6607777
f = -139.3147189pos_t.gp is the gnuplot script used create the pos_t.ps (postscript) and pos_t.pdf (PDF) graph.
a = 0.0073884851327. neg_t.skv is the same data with x,y tranposed. The coefficients for step = f(volts) for volts < 0. Note I added the following point (-4,-350000) before the fit of neg_t.dat so the curve is better after -2.65 volts.
b = 4.6880558E-6
c = 8.425187609E-12
d = 1.215113197E-16
e = 4.133287597E-22
f = 9.032058324E-28neg.gp is the gnuplot script used create the neg.ps (postscript) and neg.pdf (PDF) graph.
a = -66.841401238. all.gp plots the data and function for volts = f(steps). View all.ps (postscript) or all.pdf (PDF) graph.
b = 247791.9112
c = 76057.25043
d = 4628.385596
e = -3089.756591
f = -499.5566671neg_t.gp is the gnuplot script used create the neg_t.ps (postscript) and neg_t.pdf (PDF) graph.
9. For the application the software limits for steps are: -295000
to 310000.
The voltage ranage limits should be from about -2.66
to 3.45 volts.