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recursive complementary filter
PostPosted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 11:31 am     Reply with quote

I have been working with pointers, but at the structures.
I tried to apply complimentary Recursive filter in the example of Matthias Toussaint but without success.
I understand the error and to be honest I do not understand how it should be no argument function to call.
From what I understand:
angle / / angle from gyro already integrated
Rate / / conversion rate, time between conversions
* filter / / return value them after being filtered.
The error is: *** Error 12 "I: \ PIC_Lucru \ dspic33FJ128MC804 \ Kalman_1_test_1 \ 2 \ src \ complementary_f.c" Line 14 (17.18): Undefined identifier - comp_filter_step
I tried to call static.

Code:
// Filter 'object' definition
//
typedef struct
{
  float hp_x0, hp_x1;
  float hp_y0;
  float lp_x0, lp_x1;
  float lp_y0;
  float hp_last;
  float hp_int;
} CompFilter;

// very simple complimentary filter
// (0.25% nyquist hp-lp combination)
//
float comp_filter_step( CompFilter *filter,
                        float angle,
                        float rate );
                  
float comp_filter_step( CompFilter *filter,
                        float raw_angle,
                        float raw_angle_rate )
{
  // highpass filter angle rate from gyro
  //
  filter->hp_x0 = filter->hp_x1;
  filter->hp_x1 = raw_angle_rate * (1.0f/1.003927011f);
  filter->hp_y0 = filter->hp_x1 - filter->hp_x0 +
                  0.9921767002f*filter->hp_y0;
 
  // integrate angle rate using trapezoidal rule
  //
  filter->hp_int -= 0.5f*(filter->hp_last +
                          filter->hp_y0);
  filter->hp_last = filter->hp_y0;
 
  // lowpass filter angle from accelerometer
  //
  filter->lp_x0 = filter->lp_x1;
  filter->lp_x1 = raw_angle * (1.0f/2.556465999e+02f);
  float lp      = filter->lp_y0 = filter->lp_x0 +
                  filter->lp_x1 +
                  0.9921767002f*filter->lp_y0;
 
  return lp + filter->hp_int;
}


Code:
void testa ()
{

comp_filter_step(is,23,44);
}

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:37 pm     Reply with quote

Here is a demo program that shows how to create a structure, and
how to pass a pointer to it in a function. I added some printf statements
to prove to you that it's working. You can run it in MPLAB simulator
and see the output. I didn't look at the internal code in your step
function. I was only concerned with showing how to pass a structure pointer.
Code:

#include <18F452.h>
#fuses XT,NOWDT,PUT,BROWNOUT,NOLVP
#use delay(clock=4000000)
#use rs232(baud=9600, xmit=PIN_C6, rcv=PIN_C7, ERRORS)

// Typedef the structure.
typedef struct
{
  float hp_x0, hp_x1;
  float hp_y0;
  float lp_x0, lp_x1;
  float lp_y0;
  float hp_last;
  float hp_int;
}CompFilter_t;   // The '_t' at the end shows it is a data type.

// Create one instance of the structure and name it 'CompFilter'.
CompFilter_t CompFilter; 
 
                   
float comp_filter_step( CompFilter_t *filter,
                        float raw_angle,
                        float raw_angle_rate )
{

// Display the contents of the structure to show that
// the structure pointer is working.
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->hp_x0);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->hp_x1);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->hp_y0);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->lp_x0);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->lp_x1);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->lp_y0);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->hp_last);
printf("%7.3f \r", filter->hp_int);
 
 
 
  // highpass filter angle rate from gyro
  //
  filter->hp_x0 = filter->hp_x1;
  filter->hp_x1 = raw_angle_rate * (1.0f/1.003927011f);
  filter->hp_y0 = filter->hp_x1 - filter->hp_x0 +
                  0.9921767002f*filter->hp_y0;
 
  // integrate angle rate using trapezoidal rule
  //
  filter->hp_int -= 0.5f*(filter->hp_last +
                          filter->hp_y0);
  filter->hp_last = filter->hp_y0;
 
  // lowpass filter angle from accelerometer
  //
  filter->lp_x0 = filter->lp_x1;
  filter->lp_x1 = raw_angle * (1.0f/2.556465999e+02f);
  float lp      = filter->lp_y0 = filter->lp_x0 +
                  filter->lp_x1 +
                  0.9921767002f*filter->lp_y0;
 
  return lp + filter->hp_int;
}

//==========================================
void main()
{

// Load the structure instance with some nominal values.
CompFilter.hp_x0 = 1.23;
CompFilter.hp_x1 = 2.34;
CompFilter.hp_y0 = 3.45;
CompFilter.lp_x0 = 4.56;
CompFilter.lp_x1 = 5.67;
CompFilter.lp_y0 = 6.78;
CompFilter.hp_last = 7.89;
CompFilter.hp_int = 8.90;

// Call the step function and pass it the address of the
// structure instance.  Note the '&'.
comp_filter_step(&CompFilter, 23, 44);

   
while(1);
}
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 27, 2011 12:34 pm     Reply with quote

Thank you.
I appreciate your work, those who respond so quickly.
Thanks again.
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