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Tweak Virtual Power

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If cadence is zero when calculating power then we
should set power to zero. Speed will not be zero
when freewheeling and therefore the calculation
will overstate power output.

Secondly, the NullController (for testing) did
not call the realtimeController post process
function. It does now so we can test the virtual
power calculation.
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Mark Liversedge
2011-10-26 22:18:37 +01:00
parent 8e9a93f50d
commit cd2e02fb69
2 changed files with 8 additions and 4 deletions
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src/NullController.cpp
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@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@
#include <math.h>
NullController::NullController(TrainTool *parent,
DeviceConfiguration *)
: RealtimeController(parent), parent(parent), load(100)
DeviceConfiguration *dc)
: RealtimeController(parent, dc), parent(parent), load(100)
{
}
@@ -49,11 +49,12 @@ int NullController::restart() {
void NullController::getRealtimeData(RealtimeData &rtData) {
rtData.setName((char *)"Null");
rtData.setWatts(load + ((rand()%25)-15));
rtData.setWatts(load + ((rand()%25)-15)); // for testing virtual power
rtData.setLoad(load);
rtData.setSpeed(45 + ((rand()%5)-2));
rtData.setSpeed(25 + ((rand()%5)-2));
rtData.setCadence(85 + ((rand()%10)-5));
rtData.setHr(145 + ((rand()%3)-2));
processRealtimeData(rtData); // for testing virtual power etc
}
void NullController::pushRealtimeData(RealtimeData &) {