# 4.10. Miscellaneous

A few other modules don’t have anything directly to do with the behavior of the MCAF but contribute to areas like math routines.

## 4.10.1. Implementation Notes

### 4.10.1.1. Modules

Module | Files | Description | Comments
--- | --- | --- | ---
`parameters/motor_params` | `parameters/motor_params.h` | Motor parameters (including R, L, Ke, J, etc.) |
`parameters/operating_params` | `parameters/operating_params.h` | Operating parameters such as speed ranges and slew rates |
`parameters/timing_params` | `parameters/timing_params.h` | various timing parameters |
`filter` | `filter.h` `filter_types.h` | First order low-pass and high-pass filters |
`math_asm` | `math_asm.h` `math_asm.s` | Utility math routines | This contains an assembly implementation of a Q15 fixed-point square root `Q15SQRT()` which is likely to be replaced by one of two alternatives: not using a square root at all (at present it is involved in saturation-handling logic in the vector current loop) using the `_Q15sqrt()` function found in the standard `libq` library in the 16-Bit Language Tools Libraries
`motor_control_function_mapping` | `motor_control_function_mapping.h` |  |
`timing` | `timing.h` | Utility routines for timing |
`units` | `units.h` | C typedef indirections indicating engineering unit types (voltage, current, etc.) |
`util` | `util.h` | Miscellaneous utility and math functions | Contains numerous inline utility functions with the prefix `UTIL_` for things like squaring of Q15 numbers with a fixup for -32768, limiting a value between a minimum and maximum, etc. Essentially all small functions that had potential for reuse were refactored and placed in this module.