differentiator is fir, also fixed it

pull/3/head
Clyne 4 years ago
parent 6fda5c31da
commit f559e9fbef

@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
/** /**
* 5_iir_differentiator.cpp * 5_fir_differentiator.cpp
* Written by Clyne Sullivan. * Written by Clyne Sullivan.
* *
* Does an IIR differentiation on the incoming signal, so that the output is representative of the * Does an FIR differentiation on the incoming signal, so that the output is representative of the
* rate of change of the input. * rate of change of the input.
* A scaling factor is applied so that the output's form is more clearly visible. * A scaling factor is applied so that the output's form is more clearly visible.
*/ */
@ -10,19 +10,21 @@
adcsample_t *process_data(adcsample_t *samples, unsigned int size) adcsample_t *process_data(adcsample_t *samples, unsigned int size)
{ {
constexpr int scaling_factor = 4; constexpr int scaling_factor = 4;
static adcsample_t output[SIZE];
static adcsample_t prev = 2048; static adcsample_t prev = 2048;
// Compute the first output value using the saved sample. // Compute the first output value using the saved sample.
samples[0] = 2048 + ((samples[0] - prev) * scaling_factor; output[0] = 2048 + ((samples[0] - prev) * scaling_factor);
// Save the last sample for the next iteration.
prev = samples[size - 1];
for (unsigned int i = 1; i < size; i++) { for (unsigned int i = 1; i < size; i++) {
// Take the rate of change and scale it. // Take the rate of change and scale it.
// 2048 is added as the output should be centered in the voltage range. // 2048 is added as the output should be centered in the voltage range.
samples[i] = 2048 + ((samples[i] - samples[i - 1]) * scaling_factor); output[i] = 2048 + ((samples[i] - samples[i - 1]) * scaling_factor);
} }
return samples; // Save the last sample for the next iteration.
prev = samples[size - 1];
return output;
} }
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