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Wednesday 08 Apr
12:25 pm

Sean Nash

Why do some functions take sensor as a U32 and some as a CONDUCTIVITY_SENSORS_T? The latter seems appropriate.

Why do some functions take sensor as a U32 and some as a CONDUCTIVITY_SENSORS_T? The latter seems appropriate.

12:24 pm

Sean Nash

Remove blank line.

Remove blank line.

12:24 pm

Sean Nash

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12:23 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line before return.

Add blank line before return.

12:22 pm

Sean Nash

Add blank line before return.

Add blank line before return.

12:19 pm

Sean Nash

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12:11 pm

Sean Nash

Why are we switching sensors around?

Why are we switching sensors around?

12:11 pm

Sean Nash

Why D43?

Why D43?

12:10 pm

Sean Nash

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12:09 pm

Sean Nash

Should we be filtering a new sample every 700ms or should we do it when a new sample is received? FPGA is giving us a read count right? So we will know when we have a new data set from sensor. It m...

Should we be filtering a new sample every 700ms or should we do it when a new sample is received?
FPGA is giving us a read count right? So we will know when we have a new data set from sensor. It makes more sense to me to take them when they come. Otherwise, we will get out of phase with true sample frequency and occasionally process the previous sample again (if true sample freq is a little slower than 700ms) or miss a sample (if true sample freq is a little faster than 700ms).

12:04 pm

Sean Nash

Why do we need these static interval variables when we have the constants?

Why do we need these static interval variables when we have the constants?

12:03 pm

Sean Nash

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Monday 06 Apr
2:12 pm

Vinayakam Mani

11:52 am

Vendor - TEL - Jashwant Gantyada and Sean Nash

10:30 am

Sean Nash

Not sure these min/max are right here either.

Not sure these min/max are right here either.

10:27 am

Sean Nash

So we have all temp sensors getting averaged now, right? So should we have one get function that takes a sensor ID as param?

So we have all temp sensors getting averaged now, right? So should we have one get function that takes a sensor ID as param?

10:24 am

Sean Nash

Remove extra blank lines.

Remove extra blank lines.

Friday 03 Apr
3:35 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.

3:34 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done

Done

3:34 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.

1:20 pm

Sean Nash

Same comment.

Same comment.

1:19 pm

Sean Nash

Having much larger P coeff is likely to cause a lot of oscillations and very slow to get to stable target.

Having much larger P coeff is likely to cause a lot of oscillations and very slow to get to stable target.

1:14 pm

Sean Nash

Input is d78TempAvgC

Input is d78TempAvgC

1:13 pm

Sean Nash

I don't think these min/max (for control output in output units i.e. PWM) are appropriate for limiting maximum error sum step size (error is in feedback/target units i.e. RPM).

I don't think these min/max (for control output in output units i.e. PWM) are appropriate for limiting maximum error sum step size (error is in feedback/target units i.e. RPM).

Thursday 02 Apr
3:43 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.

3:43 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Just following the current style of code implementation to keep it uniform. These defines are temporary and will be removed.

Just following the current style of code implementation to keep it uniform. These defines are temporary and will be removed.

3:40 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.

3:39 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.

3:39 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.

3:28 pm

Vinayakam Mani

Done.

Done.