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    EPWM1 on OMAP-L138

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    Boris Ruvinsky
    Posted by Boris Ruvinsky
    on Apr 16 2012 13:26 PM
    Expert1330 points

    Thank you for your support and help.

     Right now I am trying to make ePWM1A working.

    Usually – PWM setup is relatively easy but his time – ePWM1A is not working as expected.

    This problem with ePWM1 is getting urgent for us.

    I use the following settings.

    1. TBCL register = 0xC0B8 (Free run, CLKDIV=0, HSPCLKDIV=1 (default),SWFSYNC=0, SYNCOSEL=3(disabled), PRDLD=1,PHSEN=0, CTRMODE=0(counter up)
    2. TPRD register= 0x4E1F= 20,000d –160MHz/2/20000=4KHz. I need 4KHz square wave
    3. CMPB register = 0x2710= 10,000d  for 50% duty cycle
    4. CMPCTL register = 0x0050 – SHDWBMODE=1, SHDWAMODE=1 – immediate mode for both and only CMPB register is used
    5. AQCTLA= 0x030C – CBU=3 (toggle), CAU=0 (don’t care NU),PRD=3 (toggle)

    ePWM1A output shows no activity. (The PINMUX5 set correctly - I checked it)

    TBCNT register (which is the counter itself) is always =’0’.

    When I am writing something to TBCNT – it stays unchanged.

    That means TBCNT is not incrementing.

    I don’t see any “enable bits for TBCNT.  The TBCLK is defined as SYSCLKOUT2/2 = 80MHz.

    TBCNT register is a counter itsef. Is it correct?

    TBCNT must increment with my registyers settings. Is it correct?

    Will I see the TBCNT running when EPWM is working correctly?

    Can you give me the idea why TBCNT is not running?

     

    Thank you,

     

    Boris

    Dear E2E:

     

    OMAP_L138
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    • Mukul Bhatnagar
      Posted by Mukul Bhatnagar
      on Apr 16 2012 14:20 PM
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      Hi

      Can you check if the following post helps

      http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/omap_applications_processors/f/42/t/43896.aspx#153579 (this is for OMAPL137/C6747, but the initialization steps should be very similar for OMAPL138)

      The key thing to look for would be the SUSPRC register in SYSCFG , as well as TBCLKSYNC bit in CFGCHIP1 also in SYSCFG module.

      Regards

      Mukul

       

       

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    • Boris Ruvinsky
      Posted by Boris Ruvinsky
      on Apr 16 2012 17:13 PM
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      Hi Mukul.

      Thank you for your help.

      I set TBCLKSYNC bit in CFGCHIP1 and EPWM1A is running after that.

      I did not change the default in SUSPSRC register in OMAP-L138 SYSCFG module.

      I use GEL file to initialize EPWM1A.

      One thing looks strange: I need to run GEL twice for EPWM1A to start running.

      After the first GEL run - EPWM1A output has an output of ~VDD/2 (~1.6V in my case).

      I checked the registers - they all set OK after the first GEL run.

      Can you give me the idea - why this happened?

      Thank you,

      Boris

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