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I am working on a new converter design, and for the topology in question, I was looking to use triangle modulation to take advantage of average inductor current sampling. For the converter topology, I'm using duty cycle control, and I was hoping to use the HRPWM function to control both the rising and falling edges. The technical reference manual states that this functionality is really only meant for phase shift modulation, but is it possible to control both the rising and falling edges with the HRPWM output using the CMPAHR/CMPBHR registers?
The allowable duty cycle will be limited to avoid the MEP limitations near the zero and period transitions. It just wasn't clear if the ePWM module would work as expected, or if I am stuck only having high resolution on a single edge. Any help would be appreciated so I can plan to configure the PWM accordingly. Otherwise I will need to take additional steps for implementing current mode control in this converter.
Best regards,
Lance
Hi Lance,
but is it possible to control both the rising and falling edges with the HRPWM output using the CMPAHR/CMPBHR registers?
Yes, you can use the HRPWM for controlling the rising and falling edges using the CMPAHR and CMPBHR registers.
Best Regards,
Marlyn
I want to use the CMPAHR and CMPBHR registers to control both the rising and falling edge simultaneously. The TRM implies that's only possible using the TBPHSHR register. I want to verify that simultaneous rising and falling edge modulation is possible.
Hi Lance,
The TRM implies that's only possible using the TBPHSHR register.
Can you please specify which part of the TRM implies you have to use TBPHSHR? TBPHSHR is only for changing the high resolution phase.
Best Regards,
Marlyn