Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler
data is transmitted by sending high frequency(100kHz) signal corresponding to bit 1 and low freq, signal(50kHz) for bit0. Data bits are transmitted at rate of 1kbps. How to do that? What to write in ISR?
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Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler
data is transmitted by sending high frequency(100kHz) signal corresponding to bit 1 and low freq, signal(50kHz) for bit0. Data bits are transmitted at rate of 1kbps. How to do that? What to write in ISR?
Muhammad Usman Qadeer said:What to write in ISR?
Just the ISR? Everything else - "A-Ok?" (I think not.)
PWM generator seems prime for such task. You'll need to switch the (frequency) parameter to achieve (either) 100KHz or 50KHz w/in the PWM Frequency Set Command.
Your "1Kbps" rate means each bit is active for 1mS. That 1mS is likely to result from your set-up of an MCU Timer which first "reads" your data - then loads the appropriate (frequency) value w/in the API Command previously mentioned. Thus - your Timer's ISR causes a data read, data track (which bit is being processed), then loads the PWM Frequency parameter, and only then - outputs the PWM for 1mS. (on a "bit by bit" basis) (there may be a less efficient means to transfer data - but what you've described is surely a leading candidate...)
"How to do that?" Good read of the MCU manual and the Peripheral Driver User Guide - and of course, "Use the API - NOT Direct Register!" Examples abound both for Timer & PWM Set-Up & application - they appear under: Peripherals/Examples/etc.
Target device (not revealed) must be (highly) specialized to require such (involved & s l o w) data.