Quadrature Decoder Demonstration Example #3
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@Aart-Kleinendorst as you requested, LEDs positioning now follows rotary direction and not the other way around. In turns out that rotary encoder's direction is inverted. |
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This sample code aims to demonstrate the quadrature decoder (QDEC) peripheral block. For this purpose, the KNOB G click board is used.