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    F28M35 Comparator output

    • Alexey Partola
      Posted by Alexey Partola
      on Apr 03 2012 05:54 AM
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      Hello,

      Help me,  please: I want to use COMPxOUT for trip ePWM, but it seems like I need to use for this one more GPIO-pin... is concerto have possibility to generate events from comparator inside himself for trip ePWM? 

      p.s. my english is bad, sorry for this, and maybe i am reading worse then writing: if this  possibility (and ways to use it) is described in manual, specify it  for me. 

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    • RickyRosinski
      Posted by RickyRosinski
      on Apr 04 2012 14:00 PM
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      Alexey,

      There is not an internal way to trip the EPWM with the COMPxOUT signal.  You need to dedicate a GPIO as in input and use the GPTRIP logic to trip the EPWM.

      Regards,

      Ricky

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    • Alexey Partola
      Posted by Alexey Partola
      on Apr 06 2012 02:24 AM
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      Thank you, Ricky, for the answer!

      GPTRIP use only GPIO0 - GPIO63 that is mean, for example, that I need electrically connect the pin141/GPIO129/COMP1OUT to one of the pins/(GPIO0 - GPIO63), and then, use the GPTRIP logic to trip the EPWM?

      Best regards,

      Alexey 

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    • RickyRosinski
      Posted by RickyRosinski
      on Apr 09 2012 10:39 AM
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      Alexey,

      Yes, you are correct.  You must connect the COMP1OUT pin externally to GPIO0-63, and then use the GPTRIP logic to trip the EPWM.

      Regards,

      Ricky Rosinski

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    • Alexey Partola
      Posted by Alexey Partola
      on Apr 14 2012 09:50 AM
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      Thank you! 

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    • Alexey Partola
      Posted by Alexey Partola
      on Jul 12 2012 10:59 AM
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      Hello to all again!

      When we initialize all (6) comparators in Concerto at sequence (1 - 2 -3 - 4 - 5 - 6) they working properly. But, if set its up in sequence: 2 - 3 - 1 - 4 - 5 - 6... :) Bit COMPDACEN for comp1 doesn't set, and bits COMPDACEN for comp2, comp3, comp4, cmp5, comp6 are set normally. If set breakpoint at row "Comp1Regs.COMPCTL.bit.COMPDACEN = 1;" - comp1 COMPDACEN is set normally.

      It is bug or feature?

      Best regards

      Alexey. 

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    • RickyRosinski
      Posted by RickyRosinski
      on Jul 12 2012 14:43 PM
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      Alexey,

      This should not be the behavior and is not a feature.  I was not able to reproduce this on my setup.  Could you send me your code, so I can try it?

      Ricky

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    • Alexey Partola
      Posted by Alexey Partola
      on Jul 16 2012 03:00 AM
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      Ricky, thanks for the answer! 

      More details in "Concerto analog comparator" http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/tms320c2000_32-bit_real-time_mcus/f/171/t/201434.aspx

      my colleague Yuriy Sikalov is now executes this task.

      Thank you!

      Best regards, Alexey!

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