@AndreyBondarev
Problem: There is no source code for "libSensors.a".
I'm developing an application that need obtain different bandwidths simultaneously. The bandwidths was decided by low-pass-filters, especially settiing by the function, platformSelectLPFilter (platformAPI.h).
Though, in "openIMU300-lib" , some API-functions's implementations were found in some c-files, some key functions, such as "platformSelectLPFilter" , "platformEnableMag" etc. , were implemented in "libSensors.a".
I think that's wonderful to outputing multi-bandwidth signal simultaneously. For example, in visual-inertia navigation, the lower-bandwidth signal was suitable for estimating pose, while the higher-bandwidth signal(maybe >50Hz) was suitable for image defuzzification under high-dynamic.
As a result, providing the source codes of libSensors.a, there may be more enhancement and better applications for OpenIMU, and the markets of OpenIMU must be expansive, in the near future.
Waiting in hope......
@AndreyBondarev
Problem: There is no source code for "libSensors.a".
I'm developing an application that need obtain different bandwidths simultaneously. The bandwidths was decided by low-pass-filters, especially settiing by the function, platformSelectLPFilter (platformAPI.h).
Though, in "openIMU300-lib" , some API-functions's implementations were found in some c-files, some key functions, such as "platformSelectLPFilter" , "platformEnableMag" etc. , were implemented in "libSensors.a".
I think that's wonderful to outputing multi-bandwidth signal simultaneously. For example, in visual-inertia navigation, the lower-bandwidth signal was suitable for estimating pose, while the higher-bandwidth signal(maybe >50Hz) was suitable for image defuzzification under high-dynamic.
As a result, providing the source codes of libSensors.a, there may be more enhancement and better applications for OpenIMU, and the markets of OpenIMU must be expansive, in the near future.
Waiting in hope......