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Re: Configure Timers
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Originally Posted by Ether
Just curious: Have you ever measured the scheduling jitter? e.g. add code to toggle an IO pin at the start of the run() method and look at the pin on a scope.
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I have, and the worst I have seen is 2 ms of jitter, measured on the cRIO using the System Timer. This was both running at a 40ms period and a 100ms period, where the run() method had a 1ms calculation time.
So for example, if I was running something with a 40ms period, It would actually run between 38 - 42 ms, but for the most part the cRIO was pretty good about keeping it constant 40.
All of the threads I run on the robot use the TimerTask class. The timer task does not preempt the running thread, if they are at the same priority so keep that in mind, it will affect your thread execution.
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Last edited by NotInControl : 02-02-2013 at 01:30 AM.
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