Portenta H7 "Visual Flight Radar"
This project is not an Arduino/mbed sketch. It is native C-code (not C++), as a STM32CubeIDE project. It uses the STM HAL drivers, CMSIS FreeRTOS.
- use the PDM MICs in order to track airplanes (above my home)
- Pan and Tilt the board (the MICs, with camera) to follow an airplane
- focus camera (not yet used) to track an airplane
- Portenta H7 MCU module
- Portenta H7 VisionShield: using ETH connection and PDM MICs on board
- (optional) Breakout Board: using ETH and USB-A connection, external PDM MICs, I2C for IMU
- it provides a UART shell via the USB-C connection, see "help" command there
- running FreeRTOS
- Network support: ETH (not WiFi), for web server running on MCU, UDP transfer, e.g. Audio via UDP, network commands to do SPI, I2C
- using SDRAM: used for Pico-C scripts
- Pico-C: a C-code interpreter (no compiler needed, write C-code scripts)
- PDM MICs for Audio (on Vision Shield) to host (as VBAN, VB-Audio Voicemeeter) - via ETH network
- two PWM channels for RC model servos
- QSPI flash: used for man pages
- SPI and I2C peripherals
- USB-A on Breakout Board (for Audio, prepared for USB as external memory device, a second VCP UART)
- use external PDM MIC on Breakout Board
- I2C and command for 9-degree IMU sensor
The project has all source code files, including the PMIC configuration, INT vectors, drivers, startup - not using any Arduino/mbed library.
Project (linker script) can be configured to use an external debugger and utilize the entire Flash ROM space (overwrite the Bootloader). Possible also to keep the Bootloader and flash MCU FW via command line.