It turns out that the motors and IMU were actually not flipped around, I had a naming bug in the block design that made a bunch of things look wrong, and the direction plate was flipped (velcro got removed and re-attached).

It takes off mostly straight, but doesn't stay stable. It's hard to say if this is beacuse of tuning issues, or a setup problem.

Merge branch '41-Transition-current-hardware-platform-to-Vivado' of https://git.ece.iastate.edu/danc/MicroCART into 41-Transition-current-hardware-platform-to-Vivado

The code runs on the board, PWM is generated out (value unverified) but the I2C sensors are not attached, so there code fails quickly after that.

Merge branch '41-Transition-current-hardware-platform-to-Vivado' of https://git.ece.iastate.edu/danc/MicroCART into 41-Transition-current-hardware-platform-to-Vivado

Merge branch '41-Transition-current-hardware-platform-to-Vivado' of https://git.ece.iastate.edu/danc/MicroCART into 41-Transition-current-hardware-platform-to-Vivado

This exposed a bug that was causing a pulse-width measurement error for clean signals. It now only does a phase shift (for the debounce filter)

The test has the user install a loopback jumper, then tests that the record/generate match at 1% intervals. The error currently holds at 18 cycles (probably a filter thing).