#pragma once #include "AP_ESC_Telem_config.h" #if HAL_WITH_ESC_TELEM class AP_ESC_Telem; class AP_ESC_Telem_Backend { public: struct TelemetryData { int16_t temperature_cdeg; // centi-degrees C, negative values allowed float voltage; // Volt float current; // Ampere float consumption_mah; // milli-Ampere.hours uint32_t usage_s; // usage seconds int16_t motor_temp_cdeg; // centi-degrees C, negative values allowed uint32_t last_update_ms; // last update time in milliseconds, determines whether active uint16_t types; // telemetry types present uint16_t count; // number of times updated // return true if the data is stale bool stale(uint32_t now_ms=0) const volatile; }; struct RpmData { float rpm; // rpm float prev_rpm; // previous rpm float error_rate; // error rate in percent uint32_t last_update_us; // last update time, greater then 0 means we've gotten data at some point float update_rate_hz; bool data_valid; // if this isn't set to true, then the ESC data should be ignored }; enum TelemetryType { TEMPERATURE = 1 << 0, MOTOR_TEMPERATURE = 1 << 1, VOLTAGE = 1 << 2, CURRENT = 1 << 3, CONSUMPTION = 1 << 4, USAGE = 1 << 5, TEMPERATURE_EXTERNAL = 1 << 6, MOTOR_TEMPERATURE_EXTERNAL = 1 << 7, }; AP_ESC_Telem_Backend(); /* Do not allow copies */ CLASS_NO_COPY(AP_ESC_Telem_Backend); protected: // callback to update the rpm in the frontend, should be called by the driver when new data is available void update_rpm(const uint8_t esc_index, const float new_rpm, const float error_rate = 0.0f); // callback to update the data in the frontend, should be called by the driver when new data is available void update_telem_data(const uint8_t esc_index, const TelemetryData& new_data, const uint16_t data_present_mask); private: AP_ESC_Telem* _frontend; }; #else // dummy empty class class AP_ESC_Telem_Backend { public: AP_ESC_Telem_Backend(){}; }; #endif