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Add info on how DS/NetComm safety controls work #2302
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Placeholder for Safety Writeup | ||
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.. Note:: From a Chief Delphi `thread reply <https://www.chiefdelphi.com/t/severe-100-packet-loss/428031/139?u=peter_johnson/>`_ by WPILib Developer Peter Johnson. |
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This should be in the PR description/commit message, but doesn't need to be in the article
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- CTRE uses a custom approach that reads the disable indicator on NetComm and stops motors within 100 `ms` of a disable. | ||
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Potential Improvements: |
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I would delete this section as it isn't really useful to teams in understanding how the current system works
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The collection of position and rotation information that describes how a rigid body is oriented in space, relative to some fixed reference point. | |||
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I would link to the FRC docs pages rather then wikipedia
Is this supposed to have the DS picture updates, or is that intended for another PR? |
Different PR; mistake on my part, will update. |
PR is connected to the wrong branch; closing and opening a new draft PR to continue discussion. |
Closes #2227.