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Please add a note of your changes below this heading if you make a Pull Request.
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# Releases
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## [0.5.2] - 2021-05-05
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## [0.5.2] - 2021-05-15
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### Fixed
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* spinout error is no longer sticky and doesn't trigger on static torque loads due to I^2*R electrical power
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* Step and direction mode resets position when entering closed loop just like `input_pos` does
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* CAN baud rate setting is now correctly handled
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### Added
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* Added phase balance check to motor calibration and MOTOR_ERROR_UNBALANCED_PHASES to error enums
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* Added polarity and phase offset calibration for hall effect encoders
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* Support for UART1 on GPIO3 and GPIO4. UART0 (on GPIO1/2) and UART1 can currently not be enabled at the same time.
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* Thermistors now have a 2nd order lowpass filter applied to reduce noise
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* 2-norm current clamping is used for AC induction motors
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* Added spinout detection to detect incorrect encoder offset and ENCODER_ERROR_INCORRECT_OFFSET to error enums.
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* Added spinout detection to detect incorrect encoder offset and CONTROLLER_ERROR_SPINOUT_DETECTED to error enums.
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* Added AARCH64 support to libfibre
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* Tuning input mode added to provide sinusoidal position, velocity, or torque stimulus. See INPUT_MODE_TUNING and the controller class for details.
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* Added torque mirroring to INPUT_MODE_MIRROR
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* `mechanical_power_bandwidth`, `electrical_power_bandwidth`, `spinout_electrical_power_threshold`, `spinout_mechanical_power_threshold` added to `controller.config` for spinout detection.
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* `mechanical_power` and `electrical_power` added to `controller`.
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### Changed
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* Step/dir performance improved! Dual axis step rates up to 250kHz have been tested
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