
Rijin enhanced the UWaterloo-Formula-Electric/firmware repository by developing a multi-channel current sensing feature with real-time CAN transmission and precise timing. He refactored the load sensor logic, unified ADC and DMA handling, and integrated CAN message transmission to provide accurate, timely current data across multiple load channels. By introducing TIM9-based sub-millisecond timing using internal clock peripherals, he improved the reliability of real-time monitoring and reporting. Working in C and leveraging embedded systems and microcontroller programming expertise, Rijin’s work laid the foundation for scalable current sensing, improved system protection, and streamlined code maintenance, demonstrating depth in both technical design and implementation.

November 2024 monthly summary for UWaterloo-Formula-Electric/firmware: Delivered a multi-channel current sensing enhancement with CAN transmission and precise TIM9-based timing, significantly improving real-time monitoring and reporting reliability. Overhauled sensing logic, unified ADC/DMA handling, and integrated CAN message transmission to support timely, accurate current data across load channels. Added sub-ms timing support via internal clock timer. This work lays groundwork for scalable current-sensing across additional channels and improves protection and analytics capabilities.
November 2024 monthly summary for UWaterloo-Formula-Electric/firmware: Delivered a multi-channel current sensing enhancement with CAN transmission and precise TIM9-based timing, significantly improving real-time monitoring and reporting reliability. Overhauled sensing logic, unified ADC/DMA handling, and integrated CAN message transmission to support timely, accurate current data across load channels. Added sub-ms timing support via internal clock timer. This work lays groundwork for scalable current-sensing across additional channels and improves protection and analytics capabilities.
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