Public Member Functions | Public Attributes

AnalogGyro Class Reference

Analog gyros. More...

#include <analoggyro.h>

Inheritance diagram for AnalogGyro:
Module

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 AnalogGyro ()
virtual void Init ()
 perform your initialization here
virtual void Reference ()
 Reference.
virtual void ParamChanged (Socket *param)
 A parameter has changed.
virtual void Loop (const unsigned long &interval)
 The module's main loop.

Public Attributes

MultiFilterRef< MAX_AXES > m_filter
ParameterF m_gains [MAX_AXES]

Detailed Description

Analog gyros.


Sockets exposed:

Gyro.Pitch Scaled and smoothed values
Gyro.Roll
Gyro.Yaw

AnalogGyro.Filter.P Smoothing
AnalogGyro.Filter.R
AnalogGyro.Filter.Y

AnalogGyro.Gain.P Scale factors. Scale to radians/second
AnalogGyro.Gain.R
AnalogGyro.Gain.Y

external sockets expected:


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AnalogGyro::AnalogGyro (  )  [inline]

Member Function Documentation

virtual void AnalogGyro::Init (  )  [inline, virtual]

perform your initialization here

This includes connecting plugs and general initialization

Reimplemented from Module.

virtual void AnalogGyro::Loop ( const unsigned long &  interval  )  [inline, virtual]

The module's main loop.

This function is called at the rate specified by SetInterval()

Do most of your work here. Try to keep this code fast

Reimplemented from Module.

virtual void AnalogGyro::ParamChanged ( Socket param  )  [inline, virtual]

A parameter has changed.

Called when a parameter has been changed (read from EEPROM or via the comms link)

param points to the parameter that has changed.

Reimplemented from Module.

virtual void AnalogGyro::Reference (  )  [inline, virtual]

Reference.

Called when we are stationary and it is safe to re-reference sensors and clear PID accumulators etc. If at all possible, return fairly quickly from this, just in case we are in the air and reference has been called by mistake (e.g it may have been connected to a transmitter switch that was operated at the wrong moment.

Reimplemented from Module.


Member Data Documentation


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