Data conversion from accelerometer
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Hi all I am working on an accelerometer bma220 , and its datasheet says that data is in 2's complement form.So what i had to do was getting that 8 bit data in any 8 bit signed char and done. the bma220 have an 8 bit register of which first 6 bits are data and last two are zero.
void properdata(int16_t *msgData)
{
printf("\nin proper data\n");
int16_t temp, i;
for(i=0; i<3; i++)
{
temp = *(msgData + i);
printf("temp = %d sense = %d\n", temp, sense);
temp = temp >> 2; // only 6 bits data
temp = temp / sense; //decimal value * .0625 = value in g
printf("temp = %d\n", temp);
}
}
in this program i am taking data in a unsigned variable msgdata and doing all the calculations on a signed variable. I just need to know if this is the correct way to convert data?
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