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CalibratedLineSensor
Johan Vandegriff edited this page Dec 7, 2016
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CalibratedLineSensor takes an analog line sensor and turns it into a DigitalSensor by finding a threshold between light and dark. The getValue() method will return true if the sensor sees a line. Note: the act method must be called every loop to update the sensor values for averaging. This class is used in DoubleLineSensor.
ftc/evlib/hardware/sensors/CalibratedLineSensor.java
package ftc.evlib.hardware.sensors;
/**
* This file was made by the electronVolts, FTC team 7393
* Date Created: 3/8/16
*
* manages threshold calculation for the line sensor
*
* @see AnalogSensor
*/
public class CalibratedLineSensor implements DigitalSensor {
private boolean ready = true;
private final AnalogSensor lineSensor;
private static final int NUM_CALIBRATIONS = 100;
private int numReadings;
private double average, deviation, threshold = 80;
private final double readings[] = new double[NUM_CALIBRATIONS];
private boolean seeingLine = false;
private double value;
/**
* @param lineSensor the raw line sensor
*/
public CalibratedLineSensor(AnalogSensor lineSensor) {
this.lineSensor = lineSensor;
}
/**
* start calibrating the sensor
*/
public void calibrate() {
ready = false;
average = 0;
numReadings = 0;
deviation = 0;
}
/**
* @return true when done calibrating
*/
public boolean isReady() {
return ready;
}
/**
* @return true if the sensor is over the line
*/
@Override
public Boolean getValue() {
return seeingLine;
}
/**
* read the sensor value and use it to calibrate/update the average
*/
public void act() {
value = lineSensor.getValue();
if (!ready) {
if (numReadings < NUM_CALIBRATIONS) {
//add a value
readings[numReadings] = value;
numReadings++;
//update the average
average = (average * (numReadings - 1) + value) / (numReadings);
} else {
//find deviation
for (double reading : readings) {
deviation += (reading - average) * (reading - average);
}
deviation /= Math.sqrt(numReadings);
threshold = (average - deviation) * (average - deviation) / average;
ready = true;
}
}
seeingLine = value < threshold;
}
/**
* @return the raw value of the line sensor
*/
public double getRawValue() {
return value;
}
}
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