RE: The Cooker Connector - Blog #4: Android on a Raspberry Pi (Pi Chef Challenge)

DAB — Thu, 08 Feb 2018 19:53:45 GMT

Nice update.

I think you will find that averaging four samples is your most efficient in that it reduces noise by 75%. In the old days we did an sum and then shift two bits and we were done.

Doing a ten sample average takes you to 90% noise reduction, so you only get an additional 15%.

DAB

RE: The Cooker Connector - Blog #4: Android on a Raspberry Pi (Pi Chef Challenge)

genebren — Thu, 08 Feb 2018 15:26:35 GMT

Jonathan,

Great write-up and progress on your project! I have been hesitant to jump into the world of raspberry pi, as I am a hardcore build-it-yourself guy who fully embraces the minimalist view of smaller-is-better. Seeing yet another option in terms of operating system is welcome news. I really do like choices. I will have to keep this option in mind as I think harder about looking to the raspberry pi.

Thanks for the update and I wish you continued success in bring your project to completion. Keep up the good work!

Gene