armchair_fw/common/types.hpp
jonny_jr9 26761f4a80 Oursource task_fans and task_buzzer
- outsource task_fans and task_buzzer from main.cpp to their source files
- use task parameters to pass necessary configs and objects
- adjust task priorities (display was too low)
2024-02-19 13:54:22 +01:00

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#pragma once
extern "C"
{
#include "freertos/FreeRTOS.h"
#include "freertos/task.h"
#include "freertos/queue.h"
#include "esp_timer.h"
#include <driver/adc.h>
}
//=======================================
//====== struct/type declarations ======
//=======================================
//global structs and types that need to be available for all boards
//this file is necessary to prevent dependency loop between motordrivers.hpp and motorctl.hpp since
//===============================
//==== from motordrivers.hpp ====
//===============================
enum class motorstate_t {IDLE, FWD, REV, BRAKE};
//definition of string array to be able to convert state enum to readable string (defined in motordrivers.cpp)
extern const char* motorstateStr[4];
//===========================
//==== from motorctl.hpp ====
//===========================
//struct for sending command for one motor in the queue
struct motorCommand_t {
motorstate_t state;
float duty;
};
//struct containing commands for two motors
typedef struct motorCommands_t {
motorCommand_t left;
motorCommand_t right;
} motorCommands_t;
//struct with all config parameters for a motor regarding ramp and current limit
typedef struct motorctl_config_t {
uint32_t msFadeAccel; //acceleration of the motor (ms it takes from 0% to 100%)
uint32_t msFadeDecel; //deceleration of the motor (ms it takes from 100% to 0%)
bool currentLimitEnabled;
adc1_channel_t currentSensor_adc;
float currentSensor_ratedCurrent;
float currentMax;
uint32_t deadTimeMs; //time motor stays in IDLE before direction change
} motorctl_config_t;
//enum fade type (acceleration, deceleration)
//e.g. used for specifying which fading should be modified with setFade, togleFade functions
enum class fadeType_t {ACCEL, DECEL};