PIC10F220 RC filter first order


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    I want to make an electronic device that Measures the wind speed in Beaufort. The definition of the Beaufort scale requires the calculation of an average over a period of 10 minutes. We choose to do this using the following principle (average with forgetfulness):

    For economical and space reasons, we choose to realize the RC filter by numerical simulation in the microcontroller.
    Power supply: 3V analog output voltage proportional to the Beaufort scale with 0 corresponding to 0V Beaufort, 3V corresponding to 9 Beaufort (it will not show values above 9 Beaufort)
    Interface to the LCD module: SPI (SPIdatas and SPI clk) Wind speed encoded in 8 bits

    I expected to find some help here because I have almost no idea how to program in assembly language.
    I have difficulties and problems understanding the management and integration of SPI communication and problems And difficulty as the exact conversion speed => Beaufort and how to use it, and to make a sliding average

    The code is highly optimized That's why I come to ask your help :fs: and knowledge. Any ideas is welcome!

    Thanks
    Last edited by Archangel; - 7th June 2015 at 18:47.

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