Add demo for stream visualization#122
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data rate is in reality slower, but we await now 1us to next data point.
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I think this is wonderful, thank you @trappitsch! I'm going to merge and do a couple of touch-ups, I'll tag you in that PR. |
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sweet, thanks! one thing to keep in mind:
Those constants might still off. Pretty sure the accelerometer conversion one is correct. |
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This adds a demo for visualizing a gryo and accelerometer data from the
tiltdemo usingeguiandegui_plot. The example is fairly simple, but shows the basics. Limitations in streaming are likely due to the fact that live plotting is fairly heavy.An option exists to run "simulated data", which shows some math functions instead of the ergot function. However, this example is running well with ergot, see James' demo here.
Axis are now also labeled. @jamesmunns: Are my scaling factors correct?
imu_timestampI assumed is increasing by one every 1/6.66kHz?lmk what you think :)