The Factory | Device drivers with Raspberry Pi Pico PIO
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- The Raspberry Pi Pico has a wonderfully flexible feature called PIO that we can use to craft custom, non-blocking device drivers. We're working on a new load-cell ADC project in #TheFactory, and the serial protocol is a little unusual - the perfect case for PIO! We'll walk through the protocol and show you what we came up with.
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Thanks guys, I was literally just about to start working on that code for that sensor for a project I'm working on. I turned on TH-cam and it was magically at the top of the page. Cheers!
Machine Learning magic after all!
cool demonstration!
Great tutorial.
This was great! I'm a bit late seeing it but that was such a clear, useful and practical explanation and example of writing for and using the PIO for good. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed! PIO is pretty esoteric, so it's nice to have plenty of practical examples out there 😀
Perhaps you can do a quick follow-up video on how to use multiple load cells together. In other words is there a way to wire up the load cells to a single analog to digital converter chip?
Hey Andrew 😃 If you want to read separate load cells individually it would be best to use separate ADCs. Multiple instances of this state machine can be instantiated to handle multiple ADCs. Otherwise - If you want to read multiple load cells and *combine them for a single weight* look into using a "combinator". These are used when you want to measure the weight of a load, but you can't guarantee it'll be placed in the exact middle of a scale's tray.
Multiple Analog Load cells connect together (shunt), via a junction box, as simple as that. What I would like to know is, "can the HX710/HX711 be in the heart of a Weighbridge/Large Platform, Indicator (using 4 to 6 load cells)?"
Link to the PIO code for this please!
I haven't yet tried... but I'm assuming you can sm.active(0) to stop the state machine. And perhaps then reassign new SM function by having a different ASM def for the PIO and ... re-initialise the sm again with the line 24 init sequence but reference a new Def for the PIO to change function?
Is that possible?
Thank you for this excellent video. This is raw data with no feedback (such as in Sigma Delta Converter). Is it possible to introduce some sort of Software Digital Filter, (such as rollover averaging filter etc) to make the data more tame.
Should one wishes to make a weighing scales using HX710C/HX711, how many parts accuracy can one expect ?
Just wondering if the program is trying to read the Data at the very instance it makes the Clock Low. Perhaps, you could demonstrate that it makes no difference, if you put an additional delay [1] when you make the clock low and then, read the Data Pin. If you change the code slightly, e.g. ..... nop() .side 0 [1] and the on the next line write .... in(pins,1).
It may be possible to see, the result, on the scope on the screen.
"finely calibrated thumb" 😂
Can you do video on RPI Pico C/C ++ debug under window10, that works?
Sorry unsubing every channel until the dislike button works again. No dislike? No like!
Dreadful coding!