Calibrate the Turning of Micromouse

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Perfect turn can help micromouse get a right maze information and high turning speed in complex maze, lead to a win in the competition, but high speed makes control the micromouse very difficult. How to calibrate a turning of a micromouse has become very important. Through analysis of a turn different motion results, get perfect turning reference, then set start and end to record position ratio, get the converted data, sum the data until the mouse complete half turn. After checking, the mouse know whether it is on the under path or over path, then it will automatically ask motors make some action to put itself back to the perfect path, a perfect turn is realized.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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1088-1091

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June 2014

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