/* SITL handling This simulates a rangefinder */ #include #if CONFIG_HAL_BOARD == HAL_BOARD_SITL #include "AP_HAL_SITL.h" #include "AP_HAL_SITL_Namespace.h" #include "HAL_SITL_Class.h" #include "SITL_State.h" #include #include extern const AP_HAL::HAL& hal; using namespace HALSITL; /* setup the rangefinder with new input */ void SITL_State::_update_rangefinder(float range_value) { float altitude = range_value; if (is_equal(range_value, -1.0f)) { // Use SITL altitude as reading by default altitude = _sitl->height_agl; } // sensor position offset in body frame const Vector3f relPosSensorBF = _sitl->rngfnd_pos_offset; // adjust altitude for position of the sensor on the vehicle if position offset is non-zero if (!relPosSensorBF.is_zero()) { // get a rotation matrix following DCM conventions (body to earth) Matrix3f rotmat; _sitl->state.quaternion.rotation_matrix(rotmat); // rotate the offset into earth frame const Vector3f relPosSensorEF = rotmat * relPosSensorBF; // correct the altitude at the sensor altitude -= relPosSensorEF.z; } float voltage = 5.0f; // Start the reading at max value = 5V // If the attidude is non reversed for SITL OR we are using rangefinder from external simulator, // We adjust the reading with noise, glitch and scaler as the reading is on analog port. if ((fabs(_sitl->state.rollDeg) < 90.0 && fabs(_sitl->state.pitchDeg) < 90.0) || !is_equal(range_value, -1.0f)) { if (is_equal(range_value, -1.0f)) { // disable for external reading that already handle this // adjust for apparent altitude with roll altitude /= cosf(radians(_sitl->state.rollDeg)) * cosf(radians(_sitl->state.pitchDeg)); } // Add some noise on reading altitude += _sitl->sonar_noise * rand_float(); // Altitude in in m, scaler in meters/volt voltage = altitude / _sitl->sonar_scale; // constrain to 0-5V voltage = constrain_float(voltage, 0.0f, 5.0f); // Use glitch defines as the probablility between 0-1 that any given sonar sample will read as max distance if (!is_zero(_sitl->sonar_glitch) && _sitl->sonar_glitch >= (rand_float() + 1.0f) / 2.0f) { voltage = 5.0f; } } sonar_pin_value = 1023 * (voltage / 5.0f); } #endif