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The raptor firmware must provide built-in load cell autocalibration capability. The autocalibration sequence must be interactive since it requires instruction for Taring (removing weight) and calculating scaling factor (Adding calibrated weight)
. The system will use LEDs to instruct the user to perform the next action:
Before autocalibration starts remove all weights from load cell
Calibration offset stage - Red LED calculating Offset (Tare)
Calibration gain stage - Orange LED add calibrated weight (1Kg)
Calibration complete - Green LED remove weight
Load cell calibration follows the linear formula:
$$
W=(V_{ADC}-V_{offset})*A
$$
Where:
W - measured weight
Vadc - ADC raw
Voffset - Tared offset
A - Gain (scaling factor)
The firmware will need the following function for performing autocalibration:
It will be responsible for populating the gain and offset parameters as part of the settings struct. The autocalibration procedure should use a settling algorithm using a windowed buffer and perform noise rejection to calibrate a value close to the mean. The timeout will specify a maximum time frame to wait for calibration to complete.
The HX711 driver will need permissions to use the status LEDs on the Nucleo (LED1,2,3) to perform the calibration feedback to the user.
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Description
The raptor firmware must provide built-in load cell autocalibration capability. The autocalibration sequence must be interactive since it requires instruction for Taring (removing weight) and calculating scaling factor (Adding calibrated weight)
. The system will use LEDs to instruct the user to perform the next action:
Load cell calibration follows the linear formula:
Where:
W - measured weight
Vadc - ADC raw
Voffset - Tared offset
A - Gain (scaling factor)
The firmware will need the following function for performing autocalibration:
It will be responsible for populating the gain and offset parameters as part of the settings struct. The autocalibration procedure should use a settling algorithm using a windowed buffer and perform noise rejection to calibrate a value close to the mean. The timeout will specify a maximum time frame to wait for calibration to complete.
The HX711 driver will need permissions to use the status LEDs on the Nucleo (LED1,2,3) to perform the calibration feedback to the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: