ECE 4180 Spring 15
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EpilepticSegway
Robot that balances on two wheels
main.cpp
- Committer:
- nicovanduijn
- Date:
- 2015-04-28
- Revision:
- 2:89ada0b0b923
- Parent:
- 1:a079ae75a86c
- Child:
- 3:89e4ed1324bb
File content as of revision 2:89ada0b0b923:
/*//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ECE 4180 Final Project Balancing Robot Nico van Duijn Samer Mabrouk Anthony Agnone Jay Danner 4/20/2015 This project consists of a robot balancing on two wheels. We use the 9-axis IMU LSM9DS0 to give us Accelerometer and Gyroscope data about the current angle and angular velocity of the robot. This data is then filtered using complementary filters and PID control to drive the two motors. The motors are controlled through digital outputs in their direction and their seepd by PWM using an H-bridge. The robot receives steering commands via the XBee module which is interfaced with from a C# GUI that runs on a desktop computer. *///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Includes #include "mbed.h" // mbed library #include "LSM9DS0.h" // 9axis IMU #include "math.h" // We need to be able to do trig ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Constants #define LSM9DS0_XM_ADDR 0x1D // Would be 0x1E if SDO_XM is LOW #define LSM9DS0_G_ADDR 0x6B // Would be 0x6A if SDO_G is LOW //#define DEBUG // Comment this out for final version ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // I/O and object instatiation PwmOut motorSpeedLeft(p21); // PWM port to control speed of left motor PwmOut motorSpeedRight(p22); // PWM port to control speed of right motor DigitalOut motorDirLeft(p24); // Digital pin for direction of left motor DigitalOut NmotorDirLeft(p23); // Usually inverse of motorDirLeft DigitalOut motorDirRight(p26); // Digital pin for direction of right motor DigitalOut NmotorDirRight(p25); // Usually inverse of motorDirRight LSM9DS0 imu(p9, p10, LSM9DS0_G_ADDR, LSM9DS0_XM_ADDR); // Creates on object for IMU Ticker start; // Initialize ticker to call control function Ticker GUI; //Serial xbee(p13, p14); // Creates virtual serial for xbee Serial pc(USBTX,USBRX);// later only use xbee Timer t; //debugging only DigitalOut led1(LED1); // debug only DigitalOut led2(LED2); // debug only DigitalOut led3(LED3); // debug only typedef union _data { // maybe there is a better way? float f; char chars[4]; int i; // added to receive integers } myData; ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Globals // double battery, lab floor: 67/100/600/160 cutoff ..35 float kp = 59; //98 // 145 Proportional gain kU 400-500 float kd = 105; //200 // Derivative gain float ki = 670; //985 // Integrative gain float OVERALL_SCALAR = 160; //160 // Overall scalar that speed is divided by float accBias = 0; // Accelerometer Bias float gyroBias = 0; // Gyro Bias float accAngle = 0; // Global to hold angle measured by Accelerometer float gyroAngle = 0; // This variable holds the amount the angle has changed float speed = 0; // Variable for motor speed float iAngle = 0; // Integral value of angle-error (sum of gyro-angles)NOT EQUAL TO gyroAngle float dAngle = 0; // Derivative value for angle, angular velocity, how fast angle is changing float pAngle = 0; // Proportional value for angle, current angle (best measurement) float desiredAngle=0; // Setpoint. Set unequal zero to drive float turnspeed=0; // positive turns myData bytes; ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Function Prototypes void drive(float); // Function declaration for driving the motors void calibrate(); // Function to calibrate gyro and accelerometer void control(); // Function implementing PID control void callback(); // Interrupt triggered function for serial communication void sendFloatAsBytes(); void updateGUI(); ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Main function int main() { led1=0;//debug only uint16_t status = imu.begin(); // Use the begin() function to initialize the LSM9DS0 library. pc.baud(115200);//pretty high, check if lower possible pc.attach(&callback); // Attach interrupt to serial communication calibrate(); // Calibrate gyro and accelerometer start.attach(&control, 0.01); // Looptime 10ms ca. 100Hz GUI.attach(&updateGUI, 0.5); // update GUI twice a second while(1) { // Stay in this loop forever led1=!led1; wait_ms(500); // blink twice a second } } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Control function, implements PID void control() { dAngle=pAngle; // remember old p-value imu.readGyro(); // Read the gyro imu.readAccel(); // Read the Accelerometer accAngle=(-1)*atan2(imu.ay,imu.az)*180/3.142-90-accBias; // Like this, 0 is upright, forward is negative, backward positive gyroAngle=-(imu.gx-gyroBias)*0.01; // This is deltaangle, how much angle has changed pAngle=0.98*(pAngle+gyroAngle)+0.02*accAngle-desiredAngle; // Complementary filter yields best value for current angle dAngle=pAngle-dAngle; // Ang. Veloc. less noisy than dAngle = -(imu.gx-gyroBias); iAngle+=(pAngle*.01); // integrate the angle (multiply by timestep to get dt!) if((abs(pAngle-desiredAngle)>=0.4)&&abs(pAngle-desiredAngle)<=15) { // If it is tilted enough, but not too much ||abs(imu.gx)>10 speed=-(ki*iAngle+kd*dAngle+kp*pAngle)/OVERALL_SCALAR; // drive to correct if(speed<-1) speed=-1; // Cap if undershoot else if(speed>1) speed=1; // Cap if overshoot } else speed=0; // If we've fallen over or are steady on top drive(speed); // Write speed to the motors } ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Drive function void drive(float speed) { int direction=0; // Variable to hold direction we want to drive if (speed>0)direction=1; // Positive speed indicates forward if (speed<0)direction=2; // Negative speed indicates backwards if(speed==0)direction=0; // Zero speed indicates stopping switch( direction) { // Depending on what direction was passed case 0: // Stop case motorSpeedLeft=0; // Set the DigitalOuts to stop the motors motorSpeedRight=0; motorDirLeft=0; NmotorDirLeft=0; motorDirRight=0; NmotorDirRight=0; break; case 1: // Forward case motorSpeedLeft=speed-turnspeed; // Set the DigitalOuts to run the motors forward motorSpeedRight=speed+turnspeed; motorDirLeft=1; NmotorDirLeft=0; motorDirRight=1; NmotorDirRight=0; break; case 2: // Backwards motorSpeedLeft=-speed+turnspeed; // Set the DigitalOuts to run the motors backward motorSpeedRight=-speed-turnspeed; motorDirLeft=0; NmotorDirLeft=1; motorDirRight=0; NmotorDirRight=1; break; default: // Catch-all (Stop) motorSpeedLeft=0; // Set the DigitalOuts to stop the motors motorSpeedRight=0; motorDirLeft=0; NmotorDirLeft=0; motorDirRight=0; NmotorDirRight=0; break; } } ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Calibrate function to find gyro drift and accelerometer bias accbias: -0.3 gyrobias: +0.15 void calibrate() { for(int i=0; i<100; i++) { // Read a thousand values imu.readAccel(); // Read the Accelerometer imu.readGyro(); // Read the gyro accBias=accBias+(-1)*atan2(imu.ay,imu.az)*180/3.142-90; // Like this, 0 is upright, forward is negative, backward positive gyroBias=gyroBias+imu.gx; // Add up all the gyro Biases } accBias=accBias/100; // Convert sum to average gyroBias=gyroBias/100; // Convert sum to average } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Callback function to change values/gains void callback() { led2=!led2; // Blink led2 so we know what's happening char buffer[24]; //create a buffer int i=0; while(pc.readable()) { // read the whole damn thing buffer[i]=pc.getc(); i++; } // update kp bytes.chars[0]=buffer[0]; bytes.chars[1]=buffer[1]; bytes.chars[2]=buffer[2]; bytes.chars[3]=buffer[3]; kp=bytes.i; // update ki bytes.chars[0]=buffer[4]; bytes.chars[1]=buffer[5]; bytes.chars[2]=buffer[6]; bytes.chars[3]=buffer[7]; ki=bytes.i; // update kd bytes.chars[0]=buffer[8]; bytes.chars[1]=buffer[9]; bytes.chars[2]=buffer[10]; bytes.chars[3]=buffer[11]; kd=bytes.i; // update OVERALL_SCALAR bytes.chars[0]=buffer[12]; bytes.chars[1]=buffer[13]; bytes.chars[2]=buffer[14]; bytes.chars[3]=buffer[15]; OVERALL_SCALAR=bytes.i; // update turnspeed bytes.chars[0]=buffer[16]; bytes.chars[1]=buffer[17]; bytes.chars[2]=buffer[18]; bytes.chars[3]=buffer[19]; turnspeed=bytes.i; // update desiredAngle bytes.chars[0]=buffer[20]; bytes.chars[1]=buffer[21]; bytes.chars[2]=buffer[22]; bytes.chars[3]=buffer[23]; desiredAngle=bytes.i; // Update kp min: 0 max: 3000 // Update kd min: 0 max: 3000 // Update ki min: 0 max: 3000 // Update OVERALL_SCALAR min: 0 max: 3000 // Update turnspeed min: -0.5 max: 0.5 // Update desiredAngle min: -3 max: 3 // Send pAngle BETTER: kp*pAngle // Send dAngle BETTER: kd*dAngle // Send iAngle BETTER: kd*dAngle } ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // maybe get rid of this function and put it into updateGUI to run faster void sendFloatAsBytes() { pc.printf("%c%c%c%c", bytes.chars[0], bytes.chars[1], bytes.chars[2], bytes.chars[3]); } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // triggered by ticker GUI ever 0.5s, sends data to PC void updateGUI() { led3=!led3; // blink so we know what's going on pc.putc('6'); // 6 is for pTerm bytes.f=pAngle; // later kp*pAngle sendFloatAsBytes(); wait_us(10); // waiting a little bit is key pc.putc('7'); bytes.f=iAngle; sendFloatAsBytes(); wait_us(10); pc.putc('8'); bytes.f=dAngle; sendFloatAsBytes(); }