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When receiving a timestamp via FIFO, the printed value is in LSB, not ms as suggested by the message. In order to convert LSB to milliseconds, one needs to multiply the received value by 21.75µs (see table 127 of the datasheet).
It looks like there is a lsm6dsv16x_from_lsb_to_nsec function which converts the received timestamp to nanoseconds.
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@nicogou regarding timing, be aware that the sensors odr is quite inaccurate and deviaties in the order of whole % from the nominal value, as common for MEMS Imus. So use the external synchronisation when ever possible.
Device part numbers
lsm6dsv16x (at least, didn't check the others)
Type of bug
examples/lsm6dsv16x_fifo_irq.c (at least)
Describe the bug
When receiving a timestamp via FIFO, the printed value is in LSB, not ms as suggested by the message. In order to convert LSB to milliseconds, one needs to multiply the received value by 21.75µs (see table 127 of the datasheet).
It looks like there is a lsm6dsv16x_from_lsb_to_nsec function which converts the received timestamp to nanoseconds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: