Testing the Serial Data Streaming Feature of Microsoft Excel using an Angle Control System

In the paper, a method to achieve a hardware-software control system is presented, it could be an example for other control algorithms developing as well as an alternative to high-cost control implementation, especially in the research area. The hardware side consists of two ESP32 for high-speed and real-time wireless data exchange and an Arduino Due as USB interface with the PC. The angle value is acquired from a six-axis gyro-accelerometer sensor and send to the control algorithm implemented in Excel, which provides the command value to control the angular position. Wireless data transmission at high-speed is accomplished using ESP-NOW protocol designed by Espressif, and the serial communication between Arduino DUE and Excel is facilitated by Data Streamer a Microsoft developed add tool. Tests performed on the simulated drone arm show interesting characteristics that can be obtained if control technics are implemented in common software as Excel, also defining a low-cost method possible to be widely used in the future researches.

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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ciees62939.2024.10811340
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Spreadsheets and End-User Computing
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Testing the Serial Data Streaming Feature of Microsoft Excel using an Angle Control System

Ion-Cornel Mituleţu, Vlad Mureşan
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Testing the Serial Data Streaming Feature of Microsoft Excel using an Angle Control System

Ion-Cornel Mituleţu, Vlad Mureşan
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In the paper, a method to achieve a hardware-software control system is presented, it could be an example for other control algorithms developing as well as an alternative to high-cost control implementation, especially in the research area. The hardware side consists of two ESP32 for high-speed and real-time wireless data exchange and an Arduino Due as USB interface with the PC. The angle value is acquired from a six-axis gyro-accelerometer sensor and send to the control algorithm implemented in Excel, which provides the command value to control the angular position. Wireless data transmission at high-speed is accomplished using ESP-NOW protocol designed by Espressif, and the serial communication between Arduino DUE and Excel is facilitated by Data Streamer a Microsoft developed add tool. Tests performed on the simulated drone arm show interesting characteristics that can be obtained if control technics are implemented in common software as Excel, also defining a low-cost method possible to be widely used in the future researches.

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