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Now tap latency need accelerometer. If the tap speed is different, the result will different. Is there any way to test tap latency not use accelerometer?
Yes, as Andrew mentioned, tap latency measurement needs the accelerometer. It is used to detect when the probe physically touches the screen. We experimented with other methods, but those were way less accurate.
The result should not depend much on speed, I would expect the variability from speed to be on the order of 1 ms. One way to reduce it is to always do a fairly quick and firm tap.
Mark may know for sure. Looking at the code, the accelerometer is probed in a tight loop without fixed frequency. Thus I would expect it's thousands of times per second. Note that this is an educated guess, not confirmed.
It should be at least several kHz. The accelerometer output is analog and as Andrew mentioned, the microcontroller samples it in a tight loop with no sleep. The ADC on Teensy is known to handle 44.1 kHz audio sampling well, so I would expect it to be in the tens of kHz. But I don't remember ever measuring the actual rate.
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adlr commentedon Dec 3, 2021
Sorry, touch up and touch down latency need the accelerometer.
kamrik commentedon Dec 3, 2021
Yes, as Andrew mentioned, tap latency measurement needs the accelerometer. It is used to detect when the probe physically touches the screen. We experimented with other methods, but those were way less accurate.
The result should not depend much on speed, I would expect the variability from speed to be on the order of 1 ms. One way to reduce it is to always do a fairly quick and firm tap.
AlphaZhang1990 commentedon Dec 10, 2021
Can I know what is the sample rate of the accelerometer?
adlr commentedon Dec 10, 2021
Mark may know for sure. Looking at the code, the accelerometer is probed in a tight loop without fixed frequency. Thus I would expect it's thousands of times per second. Note that this is an educated guess, not confirmed.
kamrik commentedon Dec 10, 2021
It should be at least several kHz. The accelerometer output is analog and as Andrew mentioned, the microcontroller samples it in a tight loop with no sleep. The ADC on Teensy is known to handle 44.1 kHz audio sampling well, so I would expect it to be in the tens of kHz. But I don't remember ever measuring the actual rate.
AlphaZhang1990 commentedon Dec 11, 2021
OK，I will try quick and firm tap to reduce the result change.