Struct power_system::application::Application

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pub struct Application {
    adc: ADC<'static, ADC1>,
    uart: Uart<'static, UART1>,
    onboard_led: OnboardLed,
    battery_measurement_pin: BatteryMeasurementPin,
}

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§adc: ADC<'static, ADC1>§uart: Uart<'static, UART1>§onboard_led: OnboardLed§battery_measurement_pin: BatteryMeasurementPin

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impl Application

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pub fn init(peripherals: Peripherals) -> Self

Initialises all the peripherals which the Application will use.

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pub fn run(self, executor: &'static mut Executor) -> !

Runs the application by spawning each of the Application’s tasks

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Application

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impl Send for Application

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impl Sync for Application

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impl Unpin for Application

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impl !UnwindSafe for Application

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