Canberk Sönmez
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LTC2945_Monitor
LTC2945 ported
main.cpp
- Committer:
- odtulumbedder
- Date:
- 2017-09-20
- Revision:
- 4:d32eaca53504
- Parent:
- 3:2ab78e7e8518
File content as of revision 4:d32eaca53504:
/** * Canberk Sönmez, * code is taken from the official tutorial for Linduino platform. * * I couldn't get power measurement working. */ #include <mbed.h> #include <I2C.h> #include "LT_I2C.h" #include "LTC2945.h" /* initialize I2C communications object */ I2C i2c(p28, p27); /* sda, scl */ /* LTC2945 I2C address, it's shifted 1 bit right, * as it's given in 8-bit form in the datasheet, * and the library does shifting again, causing * communication problems * 0xDE, since ADR0 and ADR1 are both grounded. */ const int ltc2945_addr = 0xDE>>1; /* ASSERT macro, reports debugging information if * the condition inside paranthesis is not satisfied. */ #define ASSERT(x) if (! (x)) { printf("%s:%d %s failed!\n", \ __FILE__, __LINE__, #x); } /* * Program entry point. */ int main() { /* initialize ported LT_I2C library and check if it's fine */ ASSERT(lt_i2c_init_attach(&i2c) == LT_I2C_INIT_FINE); /* change I2C frequency, to have it working with optocoupled circuit */ i2c.frequency(1000); /* typical LSB values, LSB is the smallest change in the value per least * significant bit. */ // typical deltaSense LSB weight in volts const float LTC2945_DELTA_SENSE_lsb = 2.5006105E-05; // typical Vin LSB in volts const float LTC2945_VIN_lsb = 2.5006105E-02; // typical POWER LSB in V^2 const float LTC2945_Power_lsb = 6.25305E-07; // power code, which is read as an integer and converted later int32_t power_code; // current code (same as above) uint16_t current_code; // Vin code (same as above) uint16_t VIN_code; // adc command is constructed and sent to the LTC2945 uint8_t adc_command; // ACKnowledge bit, received if the operation is successful int8_t ack; // resistance value float resistor; // calculated power value float power; // calculated current value float current; // calculated VIN value float VIN; // the resistance value (calibrate if necessary) resistor = 0.26518f; // we are in an infinite loop, continuously print values while (true) { ack = 0; // never forget resetting ack // build adc_command, set LTC2945 in continuous mode adc_command = LTC2945_SENSE_MONITOR | LTC2945_CONTINUOUS_MODE; /* send command by LTC2945_write command. * we use |= here not &= to accumulate success state * as in the API 0 means successful, and 1 means failure. * if we have ACKnowledge, then we are successful */ ack |= LTC2945_write(ltc2945_addr, LTC2945_CONTROL_REG, adc_command); /* read LTC2945_POWER_MSB2_REG register, containing power code * (it's a 24-bit register) */ ack |= LTC2945_read_24_bits( ltc2945_addr, LTC2945_POWER_MSB2_REG, &power_code); /* and convert it to power, using LTC2945_code_to_power */ power = LTC2945_code_to_power(power_code, resistor, LTC2945_Power_lsb); /* read LTC2945_DELTA_SENSE_MSB_REG register, containing deltaSENSE * voltage code (it's a 12-bit register) */ ack |= LTC2945_read_12_bits( ltc2945_addr, LTC2945_DELTA_SENSE_MSB_REG, ¤t_code); /* and convert it to current using resistance * via LTC2945_code_to_current */ current = LTC2945_code_to_current( current_code, resistor, LTC2945_DELTA_SENSE_lsb); /* read LTC2945_VIN_MSB_REG register, containing Vin voltage code * (it's a 12-bit register) */ ack |= LTC2945_read_12_bits( ltc2945_addr, LTC2945_VIN_MSB_REG, &VIN_code); /* and convert it to voltage directly */ VIN = LTC2945_VIN_code_to_voltage(VIN_code, LTC2945_VIN_lsb); /* we must have ack = 0 if all the operations above are successful! */ ASSERT(ack == 0); /* print it, only 2 digits after dot */ printf("power: %.2f, current: %.2f, Vin: %.2f\n", power, current, VIN); /* wait 500 ms */ wait_ms(500); } }