Cell voltages fork (SoC)
Dependencies: CUER_CAN CUER_DS1820 LTC2943 LTC6804 mbed PowerControl
main.cpp@13:7b42af989cd1, 2017-06-28 (annotated)
- Committer:
- maxv008
- Date:
- Wed Jun 28 16:56:33 2017 +0000
- Revision:
- 13:7b42af989cd1
- Parent:
- 12:fa9b1a459e47
- Child:
- 14:e0e88a009f4c
Added function to create CAN Messages based on temperature readings from individual probes, and a function to parse msg back into readings. Implemented this into the transmit data function.
Who changed what in which revision?
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lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 1 | #include "mbed.h" |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 2 | #include "CANParserBMU.h" |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 3 | #include "Data_Types_BMU.h" |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 4 | #include "CAN_Data.h" |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 5 | #include "CAN_IDs.h" |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 6 | #include "EEPROM_I2C.h" |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 7 | #include "Temperature.h" |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 8 | #include "LTC2943_Read.h" |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 9 | #include "Cell_Voltage.h" |
maxv008 | 7:d00f4433cea9 | 10 | #include "SPI_I2C_Parser.h" |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 11 | |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 12 | |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 13 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 14 | using namespace CAN_IDs; |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 15 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 16 | // Function definitions |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 17 | void transmit_data(BMU_data measurements,uint32_t status); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 18 | void read_temperature_sensors(BMU_data &measurements); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 19 | void update_SOC(); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 20 | void init(); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 21 | void write_SOC_EEPROM(BMU_data &measurements,uint16_t start_address); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 22 | uint16_t read_EEPROM_startup(BMU_data &measurements); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 23 | uint32_t check_measurements(BMU_data &measurements); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 24 | void take_measurements(BMU_data &measurements); |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 25 | bool test_read_voltage_CAN(uint16_t readings[], int can_ids[]); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 26 | void test_CAN_send(); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 27 | void test_CAN_read(); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 28 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 29 | CAN can(CAN_READ_PIN, CAN_WRITE_PIN); //Create a CAN object to handle CAN comms |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 30 | uint16_t eeprom_start_address; //the initial address where we store/read SoC values |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 31 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 32 | Timeout loop_delay; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 33 | bool delay_finished = false; |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 34 | |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 35 | void loop_delay_callback(void) |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 36 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 37 | delay_finished = true; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 38 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 39 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 40 | int main() |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 41 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 42 | BMU_data measurements; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 43 | uint16_t current_EEPROM_address; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 44 | uint32_t status; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 45 | uint16_t volt_readings[36]; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 46 | int can_ids[9]; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 47 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 48 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 49 | while(true) |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 50 | { |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 51 | for (int i = 0; i < 9; ++i) { |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 52 | while(!test_read_voltage_CAN(&volt_readings[(i*4)], &can_ids[i])); |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 53 | } |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 54 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 55 | for (int i = 0; i < 36; ++i) { |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 56 | printf("Cellvoltage %d = %d, CAN ID is %d \r\n", i, volt_readings[i], can_ids[i/4]); |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 57 | volt_readings[i] = -1; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 58 | can_ids[i/4] = 0; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 59 | } |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 60 | printf("\r\n"); |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 61 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 62 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 63 | init(); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 64 | |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 65 | |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 66 | |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 67 | //current_EEPROM_address = read_EEPROM_startup(measurements); // Read from the eeprom at startup to fill in the values of SoC |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 68 | //ltc2943.accumulatedCharge(measurements.percentage_SOC); // Initialise the LTC2943 with the current state of charge |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 69 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 70 | while (true) { |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 71 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 72 | // Take measurements from the sensors |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 73 | take_measurements(measurements); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 74 | /*// Dont want to read the temperature sensors during each iteration of the loop |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 75 | if (c == 0) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 76 | read_temperature_sensors(measurements); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 77 | } else if(c >= 4) { |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 78 | c = -1; |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 79 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 80 | c++; |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 81 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 82 | // Check data for errors |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 83 | status = check_measurements(measurements); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 84 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 85 | // Update the SOC |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 86 | update_SOC(); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 87 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 88 | //Store data in the eeprom |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 89 | write_SOC_EEPROM(measurements, current_EEPROM_address); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 90 | */ |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 91 | |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 92 | // CAN bus |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 93 | transmit_data(measurements,status); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 94 | |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 95 | /* |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 96 | // Conserve power - enter a low powered mode |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 97 | delay_finished = false; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 98 | loop_delay.attach(loop_delay_callback, LOOP_DELAY_S); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 99 | while (!delay_finished) sleep(); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 100 | */ |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 101 | |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 102 | //test_CAN_send(); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 103 | //test_CAN_read(); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 104 | wait(1); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 105 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 106 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 107 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 108 | void transmit_data(BMU_data measurements, uint32_t status) |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 109 | { |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 110 | CANMessage msg; |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 111 | /* |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 112 | Place all of the collected data onto the CAN bus |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 113 | */ |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 114 | // Send cell voltages |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 115 | //voltages sent in sets of 4 + one cmu data set |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 116 | int repeating_unit_length = NO_READINGS_PER_CMU /4 + 1; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 117 | for(uint16_t i= 0; i < NO_CMUS; i++) { |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 118 | //input id is offset, data structure is info, voltage, voltage, ...... |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 119 | //This is a slightly modified version of the Tritium BMS datasheet, to add an extra voltage reading set. |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 120 | msg = createVoltageTelemetry(repeating_unit_length*i+2, measurements.cell_voltages[i].voltages); |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 121 | can.write(msg); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 122 | wait(0.1); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 123 | //CONSIDER WAITS JUST IN CASE |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 124 | //+4 - 4 cell voltages sent per measurement |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 125 | msg = createVoltageTelemetry(repeating_unit_length*i+3, measurements.cell_voltages[i].voltages + 4); |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 126 | can.write(msg); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 127 | wait(0.1); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 128 | msg = createVoltageTelemetry(repeating_unit_length*i+4, measurements.cell_voltages[i].voltages + 8); |
msharma97 | 9:82ba050a7e13 | 129 | can.write(msg); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 130 | wait(0.1); |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 131 | //printf("Message id: %d \r\n", msg.id); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 132 | } |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 133 | |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 134 | //Transmitting all of the individual probes: |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 135 | for(int i = 0; i < NO_TEMPERATURE_SENSORS; i++) |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 136 | { |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 137 | individual_temperature reading = measurements.temperature_measurements[i]; |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 138 | msg = createTemperatureTelemetry(i, reading.ID, reading.measurement); |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 139 | can.write(msg); |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 140 | wait(0.1); |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 141 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 142 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 143 | // Create SOC CAN message |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 144 | createPackSOC(measurements.SOC, measurements.percentage_SOC); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 145 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 146 | // Min/max cell voltages |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 147 | createCellVoltageMAXMIN(measurements.max_cell_voltage, measurements.min_cell_voltage); |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 148 | |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 149 | // Min/Max cell temperature, Currently the meaning of temp max/min is a ambiguous |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 150 | // due to changes to Temperature reading (namely the CMU ID portion of it), @TODO change MAXMIN |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 151 | createCellTemperatureMAXMIN(measurements.min_cell_temp,measurements.max_cell_temp); |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 152 | |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 153 | // Battery voltage and current |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 154 | // @TODO add the voltage |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 155 | createBatteryVI(measurements.battery_voltage,measurements.battery_current); |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 156 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 157 | //Extended battery pack status |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 158 | createExtendedBatteryPackStatus(status); |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 159 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 160 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 161 | |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 162 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 163 | uint16_t read_EEPROM_startup(BMU_data &measurements) |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 164 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 165 | /* The first page of the EEPROM, specifically the first 2 addresses store a |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 166 | pointer of the first memory location of measurement data. The EEPROM only has a finite number of |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 167 | read/write cycles which is why we aren't writing to the same location throughout |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 168 | */ |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 169 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 170 | uint16_t start_address; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 171 | char start_address_array[2]; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 172 | char SOC_out[8]; // 4 bytes for the 2 floats one is SOC and the other % charge |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 173 | float *fp1,*fp2; // temporary storage for float conversion |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 174 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 175 | // Get a pointer to the start address for the data stored in the eeprom |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 176 | i2c_page_read(0x0000,2,start_address_array); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 177 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 178 | // Read the data from this address |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 179 | start_address = (start_address_array[1]<< 8) | start_address_array[0]; // mbed little endian follow this convention |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 180 | i2c_page_read(start_address, 8,SOC_out); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 181 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 182 | // Convert the SOC_out values back into floats |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 183 | fp1 = (float*)(&SOC_out[0]); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 184 | fp2 = (float*)(&SOC_out[4]); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 185 | measurements.SOC = *fp1; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 186 | measurements.percentage_SOC = *fp2; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 187 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 188 | // Select the next address to write to |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 189 | start_address += 0x0040; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 190 | if(start_address > MAX_WRITE_ADDRESS) { |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 191 | start_address = START_WRITE_ADDRESS; // Loop to the start of the eeprom |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 192 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 193 | |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 194 | /*@TODO need to include a CRC check for the address pointer for the scenario |
lcockerton62 | 5:793afeef45dc | 195 | when power is removed and we are writing to the eeprom*/ |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 196 | // write the new address to location 0x0000 |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 197 | start_address_array[0] = start_address | 0x00FF; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 198 | start_address_array[1] = start_address >> 8; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 199 | i2c_page_write(0x0000, 2, start_address_array); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 200 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 201 | return start_address; |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 202 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 203 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 204 | void write_SOC_EEPROM(BMU_data &measurements,uint16_t start_address) |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 205 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 206 | char data_out[8]; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 207 | float *fp1,*fp2; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 208 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 209 | fp1 = (float*)(&measurements.SOC); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 210 | fp2 = (float*)(&measurements.percentage_SOC); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 211 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 212 | for(int i = 0; i < 4; i++ ) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 213 | data_out[i] = *fp1; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 214 | fp1++; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 215 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 216 | for(int j = 4; j < 7; j++ ) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 217 | data_out[j] = *fp2; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 218 | fp2++; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 219 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 220 | i2c_page_write(start_address, 8,data_out); |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 221 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 222 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 223 | void read_temperature_sensors(BMU_data &measurements) |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 224 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 225 | float min_temperature; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 226 | float max_temperature; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 227 | DigitalOut isotherm_12V_pin(ISOTHERM_12V_PIN); |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 228 | isotherm_12V_pin = 1; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 229 | probe[0]->convert_temperature(DS1820::all_devices); |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 230 | isotherm_12V_pin = 0; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 231 | min_temperature = probe[0]->temperature('C'); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 232 | max_temperature = min_temperature; // Initially set the max and min temperature equal |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 233 | for (int i=0; i<devices_found; i++) { |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 234 | //The ID seems to be set arbitrarily here, might make sense to change |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 235 | //to a constant ID for each sensor to more easily recover the reading. |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 236 | measurements.temperature_measurements[i].ID = i; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 237 | measurements.temperature_measurements[i].measurement = probe[i] ->temperature('C'); |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 238 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 239 | if(measurements.temperature_measurements[i].measurement > max_temperature) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 240 | max_temperature = measurements.temperature_measurements[i].measurement; |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 241 | } else if (measurements.temperature_measurements[i].measurement < min_temperature) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 242 | min_temperature = measurements.temperature_measurements[i].measurement; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 243 | } |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 244 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 245 | printf("Device %d temperature is %3.3f degrees Celcius.\r\n",i+1 ,probe[i]->temperature('C')); |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 246 | } |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 247 | //There is also a CMU # component of this struct, currently unfilled, perhaps not needed at all. |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 248 | measurements.max_cell_temp.temperature = max_temperature; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 249 | measurements.min_cell_temp.temperature = min_temperature; |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 250 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 251 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 252 | void update_SOC() |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 253 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 254 | // Update the SOC value |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 255 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 256 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 257 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 258 | uint32_t check_measurements(BMU_data &measurements) |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 259 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 260 | uint32_t status; |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 261 | |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 262 | if(measurements.max_cell_voltage.voltage > MAX_CELL_VOLTAGE) { |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 263 | status = status | CELL_OVER_VOLTAGE; |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 264 | } else if (measurements.min_cell_voltage.voltage < MIN_CELL_VOLTAGE) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 265 | status = status | CELL_UNDER_VOLTAGE; |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 266 | } else if (measurements.max_cell_temp.temperature > MAX_CELL_TEMPERATURE) { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 267 | status = status | CELL_OVER_TEMPERATURE; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 268 | } |
lcockerton62 | 2:94716229ecc3 | 269 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 270 | /* |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 271 | @TODO also include errors for: |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 272 | *untrusted measurement |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 273 | *CMU timeout |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 274 | *SOC not valid |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 275 | */ |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 276 | return status; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 277 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 278 | |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 279 | void take_measurements(BMU_data &measurements) |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 280 | { |
maxv008 | 6:b567fcb604aa | 281 | uint16_t cellvoltages[NO_CMUS][12]; |
maxv008 | 6:b567fcb604aa | 282 | //TODO Use LTC6804_acquireVoltage to fill this array, and then properly format |
maxv008 | 6:b567fcb604aa | 283 | //it to be sent over CAN |
maxv008 | 6:b567fcb604aa | 284 | |
maxv008 | 7:d00f4433cea9 | 285 | LTC6804_acquireVoltage(cellvoltages); |
maxv008 | 7:d00f4433cea9 | 286 | |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 287 | for(int i=0; i<NO_CMUS; i++){ |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 288 | for(int j=0; j<12; j++){ |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 289 | measurements.cell_voltages[i].voltages[j] = cellvoltages[i][j] / 10; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 290 | printf("Cellvoltage[%d][%d] = %d \r\n",i,j,cellvoltages[i][j] /10); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 291 | } |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 292 | } |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 293 | |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 294 | //Add code to take all temperature measurements and add it to measurements struct. |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 295 | read_temperature_sensors(measurements); |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 296 | |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 297 | //Current, SoC |
maxv008 | 13:7b42af989cd1 | 298 | measurements.battery_current = (uint32_t) ltc2943.current()*1000; //*1000 to convert to mA |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 299 | measurements.percentage_SOC = ltc2943.accumulatedCharge(); |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 300 | measurements.SOC = (measurements.percentage_SOC /100) * BATTERY_CAPACITY; |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 301 | } |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 302 | |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 303 | void init() |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 304 | { |
lcockerton62 | 1:51477fe4851b | 305 | temperature_init(); // Initialise the temperature sensors |
DasSidG | 4:9050c5d6925e | 306 | LTC2943_initialise(); //Initialises the fixed parameters of the LTC2943 |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 307 | } |
lcockerton62 | 0:0a5f554d2a16 | 308 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 309 | bool test_read_voltage_CAN(uint16_t readings[], int can_ids[]) |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 310 | { |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 311 | CANMessage msg; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 312 | int can_id; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 313 | int offset; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 314 | int first_index; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 315 | int second_index; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 316 | |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 317 | if(can.read(msg)) |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 318 | { |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 319 | for(int i =0; i < 4; i++) |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 320 | { |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 321 | readings[i] = (msg.data[2 * i]) + (msg.data[2*i+1] << 8); //Since data is 8 8bit ints not 4 16 bit ones |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 322 | } |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 323 | can_id = msg.id; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 324 | can_ids[0] = msg.id; |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 325 | |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 326 | offset = can_id - 1536; //1536 = 0x600 |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 327 | first_index = (offset - 1)/4; //offset of 2,3,4 is CMU 1; 6,7,8, is CMU 2; etc. |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 328 | second_index = ((offset - 1) % 4) - 1; //Makes it so 0,1,2 represent each voltage set //SID: subtracted 1 to make it work |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 329 | |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 330 | return true; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 331 | } |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 332 | else |
DasSidG | 12:fa9b1a459e47 | 333 | return false; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 334 | } |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 335 | |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 336 | void test_CAN_send() |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 337 | { |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 338 | CANMessage msg; |
DasSidG | 11:cf2db05cfa56 | 339 | char value = 142; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 340 | msg = CANMessage(1, &value,1); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 341 | if(can.write(msg)) |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 342 | printf("Succesfully sent %d \r\n", value); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 343 | else |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 344 | printf("Sending Failed \r\n"); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 345 | } |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 346 | |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 347 | void test_CAN_read() |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 348 | { |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 349 | CANMessage msg; |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 350 | if(can.read(msg)) |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 351 | printf("Successfully recieved %d \r\n", msg.data[0]); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 352 | else |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 353 | printf("Reading Failed \r\n"); |
maxv008 | 10:1079f8e52d65 | 354 | } |