const float *depth_data = (float*)depth->data; const unsigned int *rgb_data = (unsigned int*)rgb->data; float *undistorted_data = (float*)undistorted->data; unsigned int *registered_data = (unsigned int*)registered->data; const int *map_dist = distort_map; const float *map_x = depth_to_color_map_x; const int *map_yi = depth_to_color_map_yi;
const int size_depth = 512 * 424; const int size_color = 1920 * 1080; const float color_cx = color.cx + 0.5f; // 0.5f added for later rounding
// size of filter map with a border of filter_height_half on top and bottom so that no check for borders is needed. // since the color image is wide angle no border to the sides is needed. const int size_filter_map = size_color + 1920 * filter_height_half * 2; // offset to the important data const int offset_filter_map = 1920 * filter_height_half;
// map for storing the min z values used for each color pixel float *filter_map = NULL; // pointer to the beginning of the important data float *p_filter_map = NULL;
// map for storing the color offset for each depth pixel int *depth_to_c_off = color_depth_map ? color_depth_map : new int[size_depth]; int *map_c_off = depth_to_c_off;
// initializing the depth_map with values outside of the Kinect2 range if(enable_filter){ filter_map = bigdepth ? (float*)bigdepth->data : new float[size_filter_map]; p_filter_map = filter_map + offset_filter_map;
/* Fix depth distortion, and compute pixel to use from 'rgb' based on depth measurement, * stored as x/y offset in the rgb data. */
// iterating over all pixels from undistorted depth and registered color image // the four maps have the same structure as the images, so their pointers are increased each iteration as well for(int i = 0; i < size_depth; ++i, ++undistorted_data, ++map_dist, ++map_x, ++map_yi, ++map_c_off){ // getting index of distorted depth pixel const int index = *map_dist;
// check if distorted depth pixel is outside of the depth image if(index < 0){ *map_c_off = -1; *undistorted_data = 0; continue; }
// getting depth value for current pixel const float z = depth_data[index]; *undistorted_data = z;
// checking for invalid depth value if(z <= 0.0f){ *map_c_off = -1; continue; }
// calculating x offset for rgb image based on depth value const float rx = (*map_x + (color.shift_m / z)) * color.fx + color_cx; const int cx = rx; // same as round for positive numbers (0.5f was already added to color_cx) // getting y offset for depth image const int cy = *map_yi; // combining offsets const int c_off = cx + cy * 1920;
// check if c_off is outside of rgb image // checking rx/cx is not needed because the color image is much wider then the depth image if(c_off < 0 || c_off >= size_color){ *map_c_off = -1; continue; }
// saving the offset for later *map_c_off = c_off;
if(enable_filter){ // setting a window around the filter map pixel corresponding to the color pixel with the current z value int yi = (cy - filter_height_half) * 1920 + cx - filter_width_half; // index of first pixel to set for(int r = -filter_height_half; r <= filter_height_half; ++r, yi += 1920) // index increased by a full row each iteration { float *it = p_filter_map + yi; for(int c = -filter_width_half; c <= filter_width_half; ++c, ++it) { // only set if the current z is smaller if(z < *it) *it = z; } } } }
/* Construct 'registered' image. */
// reseting the pointers to the beginning map_c_off = depth_to_c_off; undistorted_data = (float*)undistorted->data;
/* Filter drops duplicate pixels due to aspect of two cameras. */ if(enable_filter){ // run through all registered color pixels and set them based on filter results for(int i = 0; i < size_depth; ++i, ++map_c_off, ++undistorted_data, ++registered_data){ const int c_off = *map_c_off;
// check if offset is out of image if(c_off < 0){ *registered_data = 0; continue; } f const float min_z = p_filter_map[c_off]; const float z = *undistorted_data;
// check for allowed depth noise *registered_data = (z - min_z) / z > filter_tolerance ? 0 : *(rgb_data + c_off); }
if (!bigdepth) delete[] filter_map; } else { // run through all registered color pixels and set them based on c_off for(int i = 0; i < size_depth; ++i, ++map_c_off, ++registered_data){ const int c_off = *map_c_off;
// check if offset is out of image *registered_data = c_off < 0 ? 0 : *(rgb_data + c_off); } } if (!color_depth_map) delete[] depth_to_c_off; }
2.1.4. tolerance Tolerance Resistance The resistance tolerance for an NTC thermistor is specified for one temperature point, which is application specific and the standard value is usually 25°C. It is also possible to specify at the other temperatures upon customer request.
Temperature tolerance By means of Formula 3, the temperature tolerance can be calculated for small temperature interval as following formula: ΔT = 1 / α ・ ΔR / R (Formula 6) For practical application, we recommend that the standardized R / T table be used.
Assimp::Importer importer; const aiScene *scene = importer.ReadFile(filename,aiProcessPreset_TargetRealtime_Fast); aiMesh *mesh = scene->mMeshes[0]; //assuming you only want the first mesh
Step 1.SHIFT - 8 눌러서 END TEST VOLT=0.000000V 가 뜨도록 함
초기상태에서
SHIFT 버튼을 누르면 우측에 Shift라고 뜨고
8을 누르면 OFF 라고 바뀌면서 하단에 END TEST VOLT가 뜬다.
Step 2. 숫자와 .을 이용하여 원하는 전압을 입력함
9.6V 완전방전을 목표로 할거라 9.6을 입력함
Step 3. Enter를 누름(0.00W 0.00000AH 라고 아래 라인에 뜸
가장 처음 화면으로 돌아온다.
Step 4. On/Off 버튼을 눌러 시작 상단 우측에 BATT 라고 뜨면 배터리 테스트 모드
on/off 버튼을 누르면 BATT로 바뀐다.
Battery Life StabilityTest In Constant Current mode the Serial electronic load can test battery life stability Set up the load to control voltage level. When the voltage of the battery is too low, the serial electronic load will identify the battery being on the threshold value set or at the margin of an insecure state and will stop testing automatically. When the load is in test mode, you can see the battery's voltage, battery discharge current, electronic, load power and battery capability that remains. If the load is connected through PC software, then you can see the battery discharge curve.. This test can measure the reliability and remaining life of the battery. So it is important to perform the test before the battery is re-charged, or swapped out for a newer battery. Operation: 1) In standard constant current mode, adjust the load's current value to the same discharge current value of battery needed. 2) Press both Shift+8(Battery)keys. When VFD display shows END TEST VOLT= xxxxxxxxV, input the shut-off voltage and press Enter to start the battery life stability test. When the battery's voltage drops to the turn-off voltage set, the load will automatically shut off. 3) Press the On/Off keys to start or pause the battery capability test. 4) Press both the Shift+8(Battery) keys to exit the battery life stability test mode.