stm32f3discovery
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‎2014-01-20 2:43 AM
Posted on January 20, 2014 at 11:43
Hi,I have a problem with the STM32F3Discovery because i want to capture the signal of the board to watch and display it on my PC. I am using ''Keil'' programm, but i'm not able to do it.
Is there someone who could help me? thanks a lot.
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‎2014-01-20 6:21 AM
Posted on January 20, 2014 at 15:21
Hi
'' i want to capture the signal of the board to watch and display it on my PC'' What exactly is it that you want to capture and display? (eg digital IO line, console, timer .......)Options
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‎2014-01-21 1:58 AM
Posted on January 21, 2014 at 10:58
I want to capture the angulars rates signals of the board and display them on a omegax-t and omegay-t graphs, in which:
- ''omegax'' and ''omegay'' are the angulars rates - ''t'' is the timeI should write a program code but I can not do itOptions
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‎2014-01-21 2:53 AM
Posted on January 21, 2014 at 11:53
''I want to capture the angulars rates signals of the board and display them on a omegax-t and omegay-t graphs''
OK, so the STM32F3Discovery has some accelerometers. You want to capture the data from the accelerometers and convert them into angular displacement. ''I should write a program code but I can not do it'' I have never done it before either! Look at the demo code for the board. I think the demo shows how to read the accelerometers. You will have to figure out how to convert the data from the accelerometers into angular displacement. Google for information - lots of people have done projects with accelerometers.