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/**
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* @file range_finder_checks.cpp |
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* Perform checks on range finder data in order to evaluate validity. |
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*/ |
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#include "ekf.h" |
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#define RNG_BAD_SIG_HYST (uint64_t)3e6 // range finder data needs to have 3 seconds of non-zero signal quality to be valid
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// check that the range finder data is continuous
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void Ekf::updateRangeDataContinuity() |
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{ |
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// update range data continuous flag (1Hz ie 2000 ms)
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/* Timing in micro seconds */ |
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/* Apply a 2.0 sec low pass filter to the time delta from the last range finder updates */ |
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float alpha = 0.5f * _dt_update; |
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_dt_last_range_update_filt_us = _dt_last_range_update_filt_us * (1.0f - alpha) + alpha * |
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(_imu_sample_delayed.time_us - _range_sample_delayed.time_us); |
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_dt_last_range_update_filt_us = fminf(_dt_last_range_update_filt_us, 4e6f); |
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if (_dt_last_range_update_filt_us < 2e6f) { |
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_range_data_continuous = true; |
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} else { |
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_range_data_continuous = false; |
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} |
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} |
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void Ekf::updateRangeDataValidity() |
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{ |
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updateRangeDataContinuity(); |
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// check if out of date
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if ((_imu_sample_delayed.time_us - _range_sample_delayed .time_us) > 2 * RNG_MAX_INTERVAL) { |
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_rng_hgt_valid = false; |
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return; |
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} |
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// Don't allow faulty flag to clear unless range data is continuous
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if (!_rng_hgt_valid && !_range_data_continuous) { |
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return; |
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} |
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// Don't run the checks after this unless we have retrieved new data from the buffer
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if (!_range_data_ready) { |
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return; |
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} |
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if (_range_sample_delayed.quality == 0) { |
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_time_bad_rng_signal_quality = _imu_sample_delayed.time_us; |
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_rng_hgt_valid = false; |
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} else if (_time_bad_rng_signal_quality > 0 && _imu_sample_delayed.time_us - _time_bad_rng_signal_quality > RNG_BAD_SIG_HYST) { |
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_time_bad_rng_signal_quality = 0; |
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_rng_hgt_valid = true; |
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} |
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// Check if excessively tilted
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if (_R_rng_to_earth_2_2 < _params.range_cos_max_tilt) { |
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_rng_hgt_valid = false; |
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return; |
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} |
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// Check if out of range
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if ((_range_sample_delayed.rng > _rng_valid_max_val) |
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|| (_range_sample_delayed.rng < _rng_valid_min_val)) { |
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if (_control_status.flags.in_air) { |
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_rng_hgt_valid = false; |
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return; |
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} else { |
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// Range finders can fail to provide valid readings when resting on the ground
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// or being handled by the user, which prevents use of as a primary height sensor.
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// To work around this issue, we replace out of range data with the expected on ground value.
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_range_sample_delayed.rng = _params.rng_gnd_clearance; |
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return; |
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} |
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} |
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// Check for "stuck" range finder measurements when range was not valid for certain period
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// This handles a failure mode observed with some lidar sensors
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if (((_range_sample_delayed.time_us - _time_last_rng_ready) > (uint64_t)10e6) && |
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_control_status.flags.in_air) { |
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// require a variance of rangefinder values to check for "stuck" measurements
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if (_rng_stuck_max_val - _rng_stuck_min_val > _params.range_stuck_threshold) { |
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_time_last_rng_ready = _range_sample_delayed.time_us; |
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_rng_stuck_min_val = 0.0f; |
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_rng_stuck_max_val = 0.0f; |
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_control_status.flags.rng_stuck = false; |
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} else { |
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if (_range_sample_delayed.rng > _rng_stuck_max_val) { |
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_rng_stuck_max_val = _range_sample_delayed.rng; |
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} |
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if (_rng_stuck_min_val < 0.1f || _range_sample_delayed.rng < _rng_stuck_min_val) { |
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_rng_stuck_min_val = _range_sample_delayed.rng; |
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} |
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_control_status.flags.rng_stuck = true; |
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_rng_hgt_valid = false; |
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} |
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} else { |
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_time_last_rng_ready = _range_sample_delayed.time_us; |
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} |
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} |
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