Open akareembedri opened 6 years ago
Sounds like a question for the Teensy forum.
Running the accel at 4 kHz is straightforward, managing the data flow is something on the Teensy side that is independent of the MPU9250 I would think.
On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 10:47 AM, Abdelkareem Bedri < notifications@github.com> wrote:
Hi I'm trying to run an MPU9250's accelerometer at 4KHz and save it's values in a buffer while sampling other sensors on a lower frequency and then print the accelerometer buffer values along with other sensors vaslues at 50Hz (print to serial and/or SD card). I'm looking for good examples to run i2c_t3 in dma mode and save values in a buffer, but I couldn't find any. It would be great if someone can suggest how to do it or share a good example.
Than you!
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Hi I'm trying to run an MPU9250's accelerometer at 4KHz and save it's values in a buffer while sampling other sensors on a lower frequency and then print the accelerometer buffer values along with other sensors vaslues at 50Hz (print to serial and/or SD card). I'm looking for good examples to run i2c_t3 in dma mode and save values in a buffer, but I couldn't find any. It would be great if someone can suggest how to do it or share a good example.
Than you!