Overcoming encoder quantisation noise in an adaptive position controller

In digital position controllers, it is common to derive velocity information from a digital position encoder signal, thereby alleviating the requirement for a tachometer sensor. However, the effect of quantisation noise present in the position feedback may become problematic in certain applications....

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