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     stellaris dinesh
    Posted by stellaris dinesh
    on Aug 09 2012 23:48 PM
    Intellectual605 points

    hi geeks,thank you in advance i have doubt in lm3s6965 evaluation kit. can i change the freqency and voltage of the processor and  peripheral dynamically in run time.

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    • cb1_mobile
      Posted by cb1_mobile
      on Aug 10 2012 08:36 AM
      Guru22060 points

      Do you care to - perhaps - "lift the curtain" a bit so that, "change the voltage of the processor" is made somewhat clear? 

      Suspect that, "System Frequency" change is possible - provided that you obey the crucial linkage to MCU on-board xtal matching its mated parameter w/in "SysCtlClockSet()."  We have - 3-4 years past - employed this in the attempt to reduce power draw and/or achieve slight "performance tweaks" during mission-critical code segments.  (Very briefly)  This may be Stellaris device sensitive - suggest that you not try this on an, "unrecoverable Stellaris MCU."  (i.e. Sandstorm) 

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    •  stellaris dinesh
      Posted by stellaris dinesh
      on Aug 11 2012 03:57 AM
      Intellectual605 points

      cb1_mobile thank you for reply. i am beginner of  TI microcontroller. so please can you give me detail information about my question and your reply

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    • cb1_mobile
      Posted by cb1_mobile
      on Aug 11 2012 09:58 AM
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      dinesh arunachalam
      i am beginner of  TI microcontroller

      Both questions you ask seem very unusual for a "beginner" - unless you're migrating from another MCU - and have encountered just such issues.  Should that be the case - one suspects that you've developed test/verify protocols - and should be able to adapt these for use w/Stellaris.

      Remains unclear to myself/others as to "why" you've chosen those specific questions...

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    • Andy Neil
      Posted by Andy Neil
      on Aug 11 2012 10:30 AM
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      cb1_mobile
      Remains unclear to myself/others as to "why" you've chosen those specific questions

      Indeed!

      http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#goal

      Describe the goal not the step
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    •  stellaris dinesh
      Posted by stellaris dinesh
      on Aug 11 2012 12:38 PM
      Intellectual605 points

      cb1_mobile thank you. i am migrating from NXP to TI MCU. i am going to do my Post graduate project in power efficient embedded web server. for saving the power consumption i should use DVFS algorithm. Could it be posibble?? help me!!

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    • cb1_mobile
      Posted by cb1_mobile
      on Aug 11 2012 13:10 PM
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      Aha - curtain at last opened - now some, "reachable target" revealed!  Might it make sense to include such detail - from your very first post?  Vagueness and nature of 1st post drew me in - but I am, "out of my league" re: your issue.   At least - with new detail provided - others should be better able to assist.  Good luck...

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    •  stellaris dinesh
      Posted by stellaris dinesh
      on Aug 11 2012 13:38 PM
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      cb1_mobile :) :)!!!... i have this idea to do and i also do not have comlpete figure. now only i started  with lm3s6965 ADC peripheral.

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    • cb1_mobile
      Posted by cb1_mobile
      on Aug 11 2012 14:36 PM
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      Forgive me - your task appears large - very ambitious - and much outside my limited expertise/competence.  (if any)  Myself/others here may be able to guide you w/basics of Stellaris set-up/operation - but detailed help you likely require - beyond my pay-grade. 

      Do suggest that you allow plenty of time to explore w/your Stellaris - rush most always leads to unpleasant results - will set you back in the long run.  ADC peripheral you mention is one of the more complex ones - I'd suggest that you start w/simple GPIO and then progress to simple Timer, then perhaps UART.  After mastering those - believe you'll be stronger/more confident with your MCU and IDE - thus better able to do battle w/ Stellaris ADC.  ADC is powerful - but trades performance for quick understanding/mastery - really not an ideal "first learning" choice. 

      Wish you well - you may wish to follow my guide and then prepare fresh post - with much more focused/clear topic - to receive further assistance.  Bon chance mon ami...

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    •  stellaris dinesh
      Posted by stellaris dinesh
      on Aug 11 2012 14:57 PM
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      Intellectual605 points

      cb1_mobile :) :) thank you :)... i do  hope for improvement

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