Good suggestion. There are a jillion proximity devices on the market
and LabView can be programmed to capture their output. But, LabView
has a steep learning curve, but as he plans to use it, he's probably
mastered it already. So does MatLab, but it's worth considering,
too. He would need to consider the frequency response of some of the
devices according to his application. The data could be
telelmetered, if that's an issue.
Roger
On 29 Apr 2006, at 17:11, karl shah-jenner wrote:
ing tdtran tran <tdtran_84@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
The intended application for the camera is to capture the movement
of the
vehicle as it moves on the road. I would like to capture it's
bouncing
motion due to the road surface.
sorry for the delay, the email server here has been ratted for the
last few
days
..wondering - is photography the best technique for determining this
variable?
you may be better served mounting some sort of sensor on the
wishbones or
spring struts and measuring the change in height against the
underbody V
distance at various speeds.
I'm sure even a sliding variable resistor could be used with a
linkage to
the body, with the results recorded realtime through the soundcard
input of
a laptop, or even one of those logging multimeters.
just a thought..
?
k
