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- Extract magic numbers into named module-level constants - Add _CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UA constant for 0b11110 value - Add _TEMP_CALIB dict with documented calibration values - Expand temperature property docstring with full explanation Fixes fossasia#272
Reviewer's GuideRefactors the MCU temperature measurement to replace embedded magic numbers with named calibration constants and an explanatory docstring, while keeping behavior identical. Class diagram for updated ScienceLab temperature calibration logicclassDiagram
class ScienceLab {
+ConnectionHandler device
+str firmware
+LogicAnalyzer logic_analyzer
+Oscilloscope oscilloscope
+WaveformGenerator waveform_generator
+PWMGenerator pwm_generator
+Multimeter multimeter
+PowerSupply power_supply
+float temperature
+__init__(ConnectionHandler device)
+float temperature()
-float _get_ctmu_voltage(int channel, int current_range, bool tgen)
}
class CTMUCalibration {
<<module>>
+int _CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UA
+dict _TEMP_CALIB
}
ScienceLab ..> CTMUCalibration : uses
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Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:
- There are now two
ScienceLabclass definitions in this module; please consolidate the changes into the existing class and remove the duplicate definition to avoid one silently shadowing the other. - The CTMU constant
_CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UAis named as a current range but is passed as thechannelargument to_get_ctmu_voltage; consider renaming the constant or adjusting the call/signature so the naming clearly matches the parameter being set. - The module-level
_CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UAdeclaration has an extra leading space before the comment, which makes it appear visually (and potentially syntactically, depending on context) tied to the preceding class; move these constants clearly outside/above the class with consistent top-level indentation.
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## Overall Comments
- There are now two `ScienceLab` class definitions in this module; please consolidate the changes into the existing class and remove the duplicate definition to avoid one silently shadowing the other.
- The CTMU constant `_CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UA` is named as a current range but is passed as the `channel` argument to `_get_ctmu_voltage`; consider renaming the constant or adjusting the call/signature so the naming clearly matches the parameter being set.
- The module-level `_CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UA` declaration has an extra leading space before the comment, which makes it appear visually (and potentially syntactically, depending on context) tied to the preceding class; move these constants clearly outside/above the class with consistent top-level indentation.
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### Comment 1
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+class ScienceLab:
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**issue (bug_risk):** Two ScienceLab classes are now defined; this will shadow the later definition and is likely unintended.
The duplicate `ScienceLab` definition in this module will shadow the other one and can cause subtle bugs if callers rely on the behavior in the existing class (e.g., `temperature` property and `_get_ctmu_voltage`). Please fold the new initialization logic into the existing `ScienceLab` instead of defining a second class.
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Pull request overview
Refactors and documents ScienceLab.temperature CTMU-based MCU temperature measurement by centralizing calibration constants and expanding inline documentation (per issue #272).
Changes:
- Introduces module-level constants for CTMU configuration and temperature calibration parameters.
- Updates
ScienceLab.temperatureto use the centralized calibration mapping and expanded docstring.
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| Uses the CTMU (Charge Time Measurement Unit) with a 55 µA current | ||
| source (current_range index 0b11110) on channel 3 to measure the | ||
| internal temperature sensor voltage. | ||
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| The voltage is converted to Celsius using calibration constants | ||
| defined in _TEMP_CALIB for each current source setting. | ||
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| Returns | ||
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| float | ||
| Temperature in degrees Celsius. | ||
| """ | ||
| cs = 3 # current source index used for temperature measurement | ||
| tgen = 0 # disable time delay mode for direct voltage measurement | ||
| V = self._get_ctmu_voltage(_CTMU_CURRENT_RANGE_55UA, cs, tgen) | ||
| offset, slope = _TEMP_CALIB[cs] |
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- Around line 63-65: Correct the CTMU settings in the documentation for
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the CTMU argument names in the documentation.
_get_ctmu_voltage receives 0b11110 as channel and 3 as current_range. The new text reverses these values. State that the measurement uses channel 0b11110 and current range 3, so readers do not copy the wrong hardware settings.
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Review comment at @pslab/sciencelab.py around lines 63 - 65:
Correct the CTMU settings in the documentation for _get_ctmu_voltage: state that
channel is 0b11110 and current_range is 3, without changing the measurement
implementation.
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Fixes #272
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Clarify and document the CTMU-based MCU temperature calibration logic without changing its behavior.
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