* Enhancement: State of health, and max_error value is added. Both shows battery health of SMBUS smart battery.
* Enhancement: BAT_C_MULT parameter is introduced. This is for high-current capable SMBUS-based battery.
As SMBUS only provides 16-bit for current, it could only be +-32768mA which is about +-32A.
But with proper treatment, it could be extended with little accuracy loss.
This factor can be set for individual battery system with available information.
* Relative SOC introduced. Proper SMBUS battery should provide percentage of remaining battery
directly. Therefore it does not have to be computed like before.
* State of Health introduced. Proper SMBUS battery should provide SOH value.
* Max error: this shows estimation error of BMS.
* Enhancement: With smart battery, precise estimation of time remaining is provided
with impedance track. It is unit of minute, so 60 seconds multiplied.
Update rate of this is not fast, but very useful.
Co-authored-by: Hyon Lim <lim@uvify.com>
* msg: Add EKF-GSF yaw estimator logging data
* ecl: update to version with EKF-GSF yaw estimator
* ekf2: Add param control and logging for EKF-GSF yaw estimator
* logger: Add logging for EKF-GSF yaw esimtator
The implementation before this change had two timeouts, a hard-coded
timeout of 0.5 seconds as well as a by param configurable timeout with
certain failsafe actions set.
This change aims to fix two problems:
1. The hard-coded offboard timeout can be triggered easily with sped up
lockstep simulation. Since i t is hard-coded it can't be adapted to
the speed factor.
2. The offboard signal can time out but no action will be taken just
yet. This means we end up in an in-between stage where no warning or
failsafe action has happened yet, even though certain flags are set
to a timeout state.
This patch aims to fix this by unifying the two timeouts to the existing
configurable param. The convoluted double timeout logic is replaced by a
simple hysteresis.
For anyone that has previously not changed the default timeout param (0),
the param will now be changed to 0.5 seconds which reflects the
previously hardcoded time. For anyone with a specific timeout
configured, the behaviour should remain the same.
Also, going forward, timeouts lower than 0.5 seconds should be possible.
