Consider using a different scheduling algorithm like Earliest Deadline First (EDF) or Rate Monotonic
Consider using a different scheduling algorithm like Earliest Deadline First (EDF) or Rate Monotonic (RM) for better real-time performance in your home automation system. These algorithms are often more suitable for meeting timing requirements compared to Round-Robin scheduling in FreeRTOS.
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are these periodic tasks?
Hmm, EDF 🤔 thanks @Joseph Ogbonna
Yes, some of the tasks are periodic, such as sensor data sampling and actuator control updates. However, I'm also dealing with non-periodic tasks like user interface responsiveness and event handling.
cool. I think you should assume all the tasks to be periodic and come up the CPU utilisation factor. If that is within 70%, the tasks can be scheduled and no deadline will be missed. If u see that the utilisation is more than 70%, then u need a CPU thats faster or u need to optimise the code to be faster.
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Thanks you, wishing you good luck
The ram be doubling
The ram be twicing as much as before
Nice thanks
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I used a laser distance sensor (CJMCU-530 Laser) with an Arduino, which is supposed to have a maximum distance of 2m, but in my various tests, I have never managed to exceed 1.2m... Has anyone else experimented with this distance sensor? Otherwise, do you have a reference for another sensor (I need a distance between 0 and 2m) besides the ultrasonic sensor SRF05.
Thank you.
You Can Try Ultrasonic Sensor (HC-SR04) its Range Is From 2/3cm to 400cm
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I notice some pins on the left look maybe a bit oxidized do you think this affects performance?