USB Optical mouse as motor encoder


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    RodSTAR- I have played around some with the "guts" of a mouse! Inside, you will find something similar to this: http://cp.literature.agilent.com/lit...988-9774EN.pdf There are many different types of parts made by Agilent that can be used with a PIC. You are correct with what you say about using the sensor. You see this particular part has a serial output.

    I need to get back to my own experimenting, and I am anxious to see how your project progesses. I will share any of my "revelations"!

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    And then there's the ADNS-2051 that also has quadrature outputs. I'm thinking this would be good for applications that do not require "imaging" or X AND Y measurements, but only simple linear speed and/or distance measuring.

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