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The error returned is: I2C(AckCheckFailed)

The problem can be one of the following:

• Bad supplier - the board I use is from Aliexpress and might not be functional
• There is another bug in esp-hal impl of the I2C
• There is a bug in the max170xx crate

Use the internal Pico W temperature sensor to track the temperature of the chip inside the frame.

• Use median and multiple readings (e.g. 10) in order to get a more accurate temperature #12

• Use a HistoryBuffer to store the last 30 readings, e.g. every 2 seconds for more accurate 1 minute reading - f32? Or better u16, u8

• Use another HistoryBuffer to store longer period of time with less accuracy, e.g. u8

• clean up all the logic from skeleton-solutions for the exercises and update the default skeleton branch
• mdbook & Docs deployment to GH pages - can be found at https://aerorust.org/nanosat-workshop
• test the solutions on the hardware
• book - link to various docs for Application & exercises
• book - Explain the repo structure - skeleton for exercises and skeleton-solutions for the implemented exercises
• 3D frame cad files

Send the ticks from the start of the MCU and to more accurately use the data with the effects of network and/or community delays on the receiving side to affect the results and data packets.

So far the esp-hal impls do not implement ADC calibration which makes ADC unusable.

Tack esp-rs/esp-hal#326 (comment) issue for up-to-date information on the topic

Packet logging

• Connect over USB
• Listen over Udp

Plotting

Non-real time creation of plots for:

• Pressure/temperature - BMP388
• Status - battery % and internal temperature sensor

We should use the UART pins:

• GPIO 0 - TX (power-system) -> GPIO 1 - RX (onboard-computer)
• GPIO 1 - RX (power-system) -> GPIO 0 - TX (onboard-computer)

We're also adding comments for GPIO 20 & 21 and maybe we should add docs for using it for debugging too.