speeduino/speeduino/crankMaths.cpp

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#include "globals.h"
#include "crankMaths.h"
#include "decoders.h"
#define SECOND_DERIV_ENABLED 0
//These are only part of the experimental 2nd deriv calcs
#if SECOND_DERIV_ENABLED!=0
byte deltaToothCount = 0; //The last tooth that was used with the deltaV calc
int rpmDelta;
#endif
uint32_t angleToTimeMicroSecPerDegree(uint16_t angle) {
UQ24X8_t micros = (uint32_t)angle * (uint32_t)microsPerDegree;
return RSHIFT_ROUND(micros, microsPerDegree_Shift);
}
uint32_t angleToTimeIntervalTooth(uint16_t angle) {
noInterrupts();
if(BIT_CHECK(decoderState, BIT_DECODER_TOOTH_ANG_CORRECT))
{
unsigned long toothTime = (toothLastToothTime - toothLastMinusOneToothTime);
uint16_t tempTriggerToothAngle = triggerToothAngle; // triggerToothAngle is set by interrupts
interrupts();
return (toothTime * (uint32_t)angle) / tempTriggerToothAngle;
}
//Safety check. This can occur if the last tooth seen was outside the normal pattern etc
else {
interrupts();
return angleToTimeMicroSecPerDegree(angle);
}
}
uint16_t timeToAngleDegPerMicroSec(uint32_t time) {
uint32_t degFixed = time * (uint32_t)degreesPerMicro;
return RSHIFT_ROUND(degFixed, degreesPerMicro_Shift);
}
uint16_t timeToAngleIntervalTooth(uint32_t time)
{
noInterrupts();
//Still uses a last interval method (ie retrospective), but bases the interval on the gap between the 2 most recent teeth rather than the last full revolution
if(BIT_CHECK(decoderState, BIT_DECODER_TOOTH_ANG_CORRECT))
{
unsigned long toothTime = (toothLastToothTime - toothLastMinusOneToothTime);
uint16_t tempTriggerToothAngle = triggerToothAngle; // triggerToothAngle is set by interrupts
interrupts();
return (unsigned long)(time * (uint32_t)tempTriggerToothAngle) / toothTime;
}
else {
interrupts();
//Safety check. This can occur if the last tooth seen was outside the normal pattern etc
return timeToAngleDegPerMicroSec(time);
}
}
#if SECOND_DERIV_ENABLED!=0
void doCrankSpeedCalcs(void)
{
//********************************************************
//How fast are we going? Need to know how long (uS) it will take to get from one tooth to the next. We then use that to estimate how far we are between the last tooth and the next one
//We use a 1st Deriv acceleration prediction, but only when there is an even spacing between primary sensor teeth
//Any decoder that has uneven spacing has its triggerToothAngle set to 0
//THIS IS CURRENTLY DISABLED FOR ALL DECODERS! It needs more work.
if( (BIT_CHECK(decoderState, BIT_DECODER_2ND_DERIV)) && (toothHistoryIndex >= 3) && (currentStatus.RPM < 2000) ) //toothHistoryIndex must be greater than or equal to 3 as we need the last 3 entries. Currently this mode only runs below 3000 rpm
{
//Only recalculate deltaV if the tooth has changed since last time (DeltaV stays the same until the next tooth)
//if (deltaToothCount != toothCurrentCount)
{
deltaToothCount = toothCurrentCount;
int angle1, angle2; //These represent the crank angles that are travelled for the last 2 pulses
if(configPage4.TrigPattern == 4)
{
//Special case for 70/110 pattern on 4g63
angle2 = triggerToothAngle; //Angle 2 is the most recent
if (angle2 == 70) { angle1 = 110; }
else { angle1 = 70; }
}
else if(configPage4.TrigPattern == 0)
{
//Special case for missing tooth decoder where the missing tooth was one of the last 2 seen
if(toothCurrentCount == 1) { angle2 = 2*triggerToothAngle; angle1 = triggerToothAngle; }
else if(toothCurrentCount == 2) { angle1 = 2*triggerToothAngle; angle2 = triggerToothAngle; }
else { angle1 = triggerToothAngle; angle2 = triggerToothAngle; }
}
else { angle1 = triggerToothAngle; angle2 = triggerToothAngle; }
uint32_t toothDeltaV = (MICROS_PER_SEC * angle2 / toothHistory[toothHistoryIndex]) - (MICROS_PER_SEC * angle1 / toothHistory[toothHistoryIndex-1]);
uint32_t toothDeltaT = toothHistory[toothHistoryIndex];
//long timeToLastTooth = micros() - toothLastToothTime;
rpmDelta = (toothDeltaV << 10) / (6 * toothDeltaT);
}
timePerDegreex16 = ldiv( 2666656L, currentStatus.RPM + rpmDelta).quot; //This gives accuracy down to 0.1 of a degree and can provide noticeably better timing results on low resolution triggers
}
}
#endif