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07-17-2023
zrummler
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07-12-2023
05:15 PM
Thanks! I am not using the BSEC algorithm, just sensor API. Still wondering, how do you explain two identical sensors giving such different raw data? See below.
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07-12-2023
01:48 PM
Thanks, I should have mentioned that I've stabilized the devkit for well over 48 hours (I left the device plugged in over the weekend). I re-read your response--is there a difference between stabilization and calibration? I'm still wondering: Why two identical sensors are giving different raw gas resistance data, even when the board has been stabilized for well over 24 hours: Why the data appears to change over time. There's lots of drift, and it takes several minutes for the data to settle. I would expect the data to be exactly the same, and to not change over time, because I'm keeping the devkit in an enclosed chamber; both sensors are being exposed to the exact same air. So why are they getting wildly different results? And why does it take so long to arrive at stable results? If it's perfectly normal for two identical sensors to be giving wildly different raw data, then I will have some more questions...
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07-11-2023
07:43 PM
I'm running some code on the bme dev-kit (x8). Right now, I am looking at raw sensor data from the API -- not looking at BSEC. The code reads raw data from 1 of the 8 sensors and prints the data to serial. The problem is that depending on which of the 8 sensors I read from, the readings change. I can choose the sensor via #define SENS_NUM. For example, I define SENS_NUM as 0 and I get one set of raw gas resistance readings, but I define SENS_NUM as 1 and get a completely different set of raw gas resistance readings. It also appears that after running these sensors for some time, the raw gas resistance readings change, as if the sensor is recalibrating itself. The datasheet for the BME688 sensor mentions that some calibration parameters exist, but it does not say where they come from--who computed them, that is. I'd like some more information about these calibration values. Are the calibration values constant throughout the life of a BME688 sensor? Or are they updated periodically? It appears to me that they do not change. If they are updated periodically, who updates them? Is is the sensor's ASIC, or the BSEC library? It's not the sensor API (bme68x.h) because I've inspected the source code and do not see them writing to the calibration registers at all. If they are not updated, why are the raw gas resistance readings changing over time?
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07-06-2023
07:45 PM
I fixed the problem. It involved installing an earlier version of the ESP board manager in Arduino: version 2.0.3. They don't tell you this in the setup guide but I found it in another post here on this forum. For reference, I am using the BME Development Kit (the one with eight bme688 sensors) connected to the Adafruit ESP32 Feather.
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07-05-2023
07:33 PM
Did this get resolved? I am experiencing the same issue, code will not fit in DRAM
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