Monday, April 9, 2018

Week 9: Spring Break Progress

I was given advice by my ME106 lab instructor to use the PID() function from Arduino to account for the self-balancing logic in our main code. After researhcing and digging into multiple forums I was finally able to develop a code that could potentially work for our application. A problem that I ran into was that since the PID() function takes the error of inclination an adjusts the actuator accordingly, which requires the system to actually be built in order to troubleshoot.
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